Many terms are seldom used in daily life, such as zenkutsu dachi, while others appear routinely, such as rei.

The slaves and generations of their descendants were routinely murdered.

Authoritarian leaders in Asia routinely claim that their countries are culturally unsuited to democracy.

Israel's Foreign Service is routinely working at increasing the number of women amongst its ranks.

Yet economists now routinely stoop to ad hominem attacks and inflammatory polemics.

In Japan, for example, it is still used routinely, and the Japan Anti Tuberculosis Association (JATA) reported the detection of 228 cases in 965,440 chest radiographs in 1996 alone.

Both sides have routinely abided by the informal protocol that has evolved over the years.

And unemployed young people in Greece, Portugal, and Spain routinely protest against German dictates.

And others have been far too willing to accept at face value submissions from countries where the rule of law is routinely abused.

Markelov, a lawyer, routinely tackled the human rights cases that no one else was willing to take on.

Films on the civil war have been routinely censored since the nineties on the basis that referring to the conflict threatens civil peace .

There had been no mention of the suffering experienced by Palestinian women residing in the occupied territories, whose homes were routinely destroyed and whose movements were severely restricted.

Maybe the word bubble is used too carelessly.

In Nigeria, former President Olusegun Obasanjo has a huge diversified farm and has pushed for policies to help absentee farmers prosper. In Uganda, Vice President Gilbert Bukenya routinely travels the country, promoting higher value farming, such as dairy production.

Many of these receiving States are alleged to systematically or routinely practise torture, often as part of interrogations.

This was something explicitly introduced to be an alternative to firearms, but it's being routinely used to deal with a whole range of other sorts of problems.

But that mindset is waning, and government and business leaders now routinely warn of bubbles and adopt policies to counter them.

Uses DXA scans are used primarily to evaluate bone mineral density.

One of those problems is that non lethal weapons may be used indiscriminately.

Polls consistently demonstrate that the Russian people are not deluded they routinely respond in surveys that government officials are corrupt and self serving.

However, it is not routinely recommended due to safety concerns with its use, specifically an elevated risk of methemoglobinemia (higher than normal level of methemoglobin in the blood).

That seems to be the core of the meaning of the word as it is most consistently used.

The novel uses a complicated polyphony of voices from different perspectives and narrators.

Sanctions were being abused by some countries for political purposes, leading to the overthrow of legitimate governments and the subversion of political and economic systems of sovereign States.

More and more countries are employing the dawn raid to good effect.

The companies routinely bribe officials to gain oil leases, lie about output, evade taxes, and dodge responsibility for the environmental damage that they cause.

Polls routinely indicate that more than 80 of Russians believe that they can make no difference in national or even regional affairs.

Incompetence and corruption are rampant Iraq routinely scores among the bottom ten countries in Transparency International s list of the most corrupt countries in the world.

Flow cytometry is routinely used in the diagnosis of health disorders, especially blood cancers, but has many other applications in basic research, clinical practice and clinical trials.

During my visit to Jabaliya refugee camp, I met a woman who decided to take her life as a last resort after many years of living as a refugee and being routinely subjected to domestic violence.

Background Privacy uses the theory of natural rights, and generally responds to new information and communication technologies.

In the US and many Latin American countries, slaveholding fueled mass violence as well. The slaves and generations of their descendants were routinely murdered.

The innumerable blasts and attacks all across the country, the killing of Benazir Bhutto, and the routine television images of splatters of blood covered with flies have wrecked their nerves.

Activities carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Mexico included the development of a training programme on women's human rights for its staff, which is now conducted routinely by the Ministry.

The MDBs have learned from experience how to use resources well.

The US Supreme Court has interpreted the US Constitution in a way that vitiates all restrictions on campaign spending, essentially allowing wealthy American individuals and corporations to buy elections.

Many workers who deal with wool and animal hides are routinely exposed to low levels of anthrax spores, but most exposure levels are not sufficient to develop anthrax infections.

It's also used in more conventional settings and can be used more consciously in conventional settings.

Since most plantations use harmful agro chemicals, the children working on them are directly exposed to these threats.

still in limited use, officially replaced in most Ukrainian military units by the AK 74.

Six sets of textbooks and curricula have been completed in eight widely used ethnic languages.

Humans have been engaging in genetic modification through selection and hybridization for millennia. Breeders routinely use radiation or chemical mutagens on seeds to scramble a plant s DNA and generate new traits.

This stands in marked contrast to the United States Federal Reserve, and also the Bank of England, where individual votes on the Monetary Policy Committee are routinely revealed.

From a routine mammogram for the surgery she discovered she had breast cancer.

Campaigns routinely planted spies interns, household staff, or even lovers in the opposing camp, and devoted vast numbers of man hours to combing through private records in opposition research.