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At age seven, as is customary in Sparta. . . the boy was taken from his mother and plunged in a world of violence.

It is often customary, when one has a new idea, to ask if Dirac hasn't done something in this area.

With his customary regal manner, Duke, smiling coolly, answered, "I guess things would have been different if I'd been a white man. "

The two customary candles were burning under their green shades in the Vicar's study, but he had not been sitting there.

Introduce our current main types of the common, demonstrates the long-term nature of the customary law exists.

Mr. Godfreg struck me , strangely enough, as being like Mr. Franklin in this respect-that he did not seem to be in his customary spirit .

This eastward flight from all things customary and attached seemed as if it might have happiness in store.

The old man replied with one of his customary harrumphs that said he couldn't be bothered to answer.

I always looked up customary head to look to the sky, in the rise of the moment that I have always seen ourselves.

There must have been a goodbye party, with the customary boutique cupcakes and plastic Champagne flutes.

It was apparently customary to pay customs officials about $ 250 upon arrival of each shipment to "get them out of the sun" .

If it had not had this disability it would have undoubtedly stayed in the jungle and hunted for food in the customary way.

When a man wants to marry a girl, it's customary that he buys her a ring and asks her to marry him.

Unfortunately, his words did not seem to percolate through their bureaucracy with customary efficiency.

Though rarely an official rule, it used to be customary at many companies for women to leave when they got married or had children.

"We don't discuss William's private life, it's a matter for him, " she said, on customary condition of anonymity, in line with policy.

She begins to understand that the only tool that's really necessary to move beyond customary boundaries is her own mind.

It was still more customary in Europe to used a toothpick after meals, made of a goose feather, silver or copper.

New towns can be erected with customary Chinese speed, but the new sense of solidarity and charity might do more to help the bereaved.

She composed statistics which evidenced that the death rate for young soldiers in truce time was double that of the customary accumulation.

Night has been customary in our mind before she did not sleep, and therefore hope to save the pain of those who have lost young soul.

Instead of making plows to order, as was customary at the time, he made them in advance and then rode around the countryside peddling them.

Though Snow pere might be a thought tipsy-a sheet or so in the wind, as folks say, he was not more tipsy than was customary with him.

Keep your turban fastened and your sandals on your feet; do not cover the lower part of your face or eat the customary food of mourners .

to you to adopt the customary practice that has been used in the Sino-France trade?

They'll also continue their customary inspection of any possible damage from Friday's launch, so far they have not found any problems .

It used to be customary, in a book of this magnitude, to explain unanswered questions and tie up loose ends.

Spoken greetings are customary or ritualised words or phrases used to introduce oneself or to greet someone.

The paper first from the concept of customary law of its connotation and denotation definition.

it's customary that he buys her a ring and asks her to marry him.

If it is customary in a cultural environment to exchange gifts, these shall be of a symbolic nature.

The British media met Blair's expensive gesture with its own customary lack of charity.

That's the customary escape in rural Pakistan for a raped woman, as the only way to cleanse the disgrace to her entire family.

" And Marx also said: " The death penalty is the blood for blood and customary performance of the blood revenge.

GE and FANUC expect the transaction to be completed by the end of this year, subject to satisfactory customary closing conditions.

All the track and field finals will take place in the evening with the customary exception of the marathon.

Farmers continued to become divided, the norm of customary law suffered great damage and the closure of village community was broken.

It is customary for only one or two people to go up to the bar and order drinks, NOT the whole group.

A unit of volume or capacity in the U. S. Customary System, used in liquid measure, equal to of a pint or four ounces (118 milliliters).

Seen from the evolutionary history of a system history, the customary law is always the previous and vivid origin of mankinds legal system.

Further support for this customary law can be found in several treaties that incorporate the principle of good neighborliness .

Clad in her customary white coat, the scientist carefully pulls the latex gloves up over her wrists and walks slowly towards the cage.

Well, we got him, and there's one person we have to thank for giving us the decisive leads. With all his customary diplomacy and tact.

Architectural or manufactured parts sold for appearance should meet the customary trade acceptance characteristics for that industry.

They came in their thousands back to the place where it all started to celebrate in their customary fashion their extraordinary achievement.

Despite all their parents' effort, many children did miss some of the customary pleasures during the war.

In southern cities, it is customary to see grape vines trailed upwards along apartment balconies, providing shade and fruit at each level.

It is customary on such an occasion to say a few words on behalf of the candidate.

In March of this year Mr Netanyahu was humiliated during a White House meeting devoid of the customary pomp.

As is customary, he called themanagers of these candidates and got a glowing report about one in particular, a young man.

We have to point out that the listed payment term do not correspond to customary business practice .

We have to point out that the listed payment terms do not correspond to customary business practice.

The poem was one line short of the customary four, so the disciple said: "Master, we are one line short. "

I believe in building customary international norms and laws from the ground up, he said.

A generation or two ago, the traditional family, in which the father was boss, was customary .

It is also customary in India for the youngsters to touch the feet of their elders as a way of greeting as well as on important occasions.

So instead of concluding my speech with the customary "Good-bye, " allow me to say "Good luck and much happiness! "

Customary late at night, opened his eyes, put aside all the concerns, at the most depths of the soul: faint smile!

AS IT slips down the league table of world power, it has become customary in recent years for Britain to close diplomatic outposts.

We are sorry to inform you that the listed terms of payment do not correspond to customary business practice .

Mr. Trichet's appeal, delivered with customary sangfroid, led to a quarrel with his volatile fellow Frenchman, Mr. Sarkozy.

Displaying what some describe as his customary wit, Mr Berlusconi said it was better to have a fondness for pretty girls than to be gay.

Soinstead of concluding my speech with the customary "Good-bye, " allow me to say "Good luck and much happiness! "

John would have found comfort in the duplication of these visions by a witness, in the customary manner of peer review.

Currently ethnic minority regions still maintain traditional and unique social relation adjusting mechanism which is called customary law.

In terms of customary law for fire prevention, the specifications of fire prevention, fire fighting, and fire settlement are rather. . .

According to legend, what did Defoe's pillory audience throw at him instead of the customary harmful and noxious objects?

As a form of customary law, they stand for the differences and interactions between state law and folk law.

A Lakers spokesperson said Bryant would not meet the media in front of his locker after the Lakers' victory over Utah, as is customary.

Fortunately, the sun is in Taurus until the 20th, where he'll help you operate with your customary skill in spite of brain overload.

Mr. Fogg paid the customary fee, coldly bowed, and went out, followed by his servant.

It needs more than its customary show of guts to tell the story as it is to the public.

In Goguryeo it was customary to leave the belongings of the dead outside the tombs so that passersby would take them.

Wilson accepted her good wishes, but with customary agility rejected out of hand her demand for an election.

Under customary theory of capacity for civil rights, capacity for civil rights of a natural person begins with birth and ends with death.

If the service was adequate, it's customary to leave a tip equal to about 15% of the bill.

But state television did not, as is customary, broadcast his speech.

Their customary rights are recognised locally, but often not accepted in law, or in the terms of a foreign-investment deal.

As far as the place for arbitration is concerned, the customary practice is to hold arbitration in the country of the defendant.

As is customary in cross-border airline mergers, BA and Iberia will merge financially, but not operationally-at least in the short term.

Isn't it customary to have invoices and bills of lading made out in triplicate?

He sat in his customary place by the wall, opposite Jonathan, and Abner sat next to Saul, but David's place was empty.

The war in Afghanistan scrambles the familiar categories so thoroughly that the customary rubrics for making judgments don't fit.

He refused to have his portrait conventionalized into the customary smooth beauty of the pharaoh god.

However, it is customary to produce cotton and linen yarns with a Z-twist and woolen and worsted yarns with an S-twist.

This was a customary question. After every social occasion , Mrs. Wang, who loved nit-picking, would always correct her husband.

Gifts are seldom appropriate for these affairs, unless for a wedding reception, at which gifts are more customary than cash.

Standing on the podium, listening to a familiar and friendly China national anthem, Liu faces bloomed in his customary smile.

But last month it returned to its customary kidnappings and sabotage. Moreover, the violence has got nastier and more indiscriminate.

but neither does australia suffer the customary handicap that goes with a humane welfare system ? a crushing burden of government spending.

Whatever the reserve, the developer should counter that it be liquidated within a prescribed period. An annual liquidation is customary.

Historically it has been customary to treat coordination compounds as a special class separate from molecular compounds.

We are sorry to inform you that the listed terms of payment do not correspond to our customary business practice.

Lenders now require first-time buyers to put up a bigger deposit than was customary during the boom.

a. Customary Law. The customary law of war becomes applicable to civil war upon recognition of the rebels as belligerents .

Adults customary New Year's money to give the kids, New Year's good luck blessing the children.

Thus, understanding the bridge between the West is still the customary ceremony of difference is very necessary.

The failure of the Shabab to launch their customary Ramadan offensive earlier this month was a belated sign of weakness.

It is customary to consider that what was learned in the cradle is so imbedded and predominant in our mind that would never be erased.

In mass production, where mating parts must be interchangeable , unilateral tolerances are customary.

He explained that Dr. Chang had convinced him that it was customary in Chinese culture to give gifts and impolite to refuse them.

His real misfortune was in the strength of the customary over-reaction to the fine detail of an England tournament exit.

In statistics it is customary to refer to any process of observation as an experiment.

Stores and businesses do not close at lunchtime as is customary in many other countries.

A unit of volume or capacity in the U. S. Customary System, used in dry measure , equal to!

It is customary to say your name as you shake someone's hand for the first time.

Thereof it is of practical significance for re-examining the marine fishing principle of the customary international law.

We are sorry to inform you that the listed terms of payment do not correspond to customary practices, we can't pay for it.

In the West, it is customary to state your name as you shake the hand of the interviewer.

Our vision is customary to place something where, the word live arm shoulder bags at the same time, attracting people's attention.

Such the logic of statements may be a more theoretical significance to the study of customary law.

In many European countries, however, it is customary for the same institution to carry on both commercial and investment banking.

Unsatisfactory answers are greeted with a hard stare, rather than Mr Jobs' customary rant, insiders say.

At his own expense, provide the buyer, if customary, with the usual transport document.

In the UK, it is customary for the next heir to the throne to be regent.

Not too long to open their own blog, really do not customary.

She arranged everything with her customary efficiency.

fashion A customary manner of presenting printed material, including usage, punctuation, spelling, typography, and arrangement.

If the Insured cancels , earned premiums shall be computed in accordance with the customary short rate table and procedure .

The key to the extraordinary returns for the top people were two so- called ratchets , customary in private equity deals .

A temporary cessation of the customary activities of an engagement, occupation, or pursuit.

All parties must work together to resolve differences through peaceful, multilateral efforts consistent with customary international law.

Marchetti , by contrast, was required to report information that was unrelated to his customary business records.

We shall conform throughout this book to this customary usage .

The documents and historical resources are indispensable and essential in researching minority nationalities' customary laws.

In Spain, it's customary to take a great sweet sherry and make a little hole in a bowl of ice cream and fill it with the cream sherry.

A collection of interstate customary norms and values, which can perhaps be loosely termed international law, was also evident.

The political modernization authority's main body is also on the land the strength - - customary land outstanding person.

They justify their actions by claiming that these customary rules are outdated and need to be adjusted to suit modern circumstances.

Public mixing is a natural part of life and was customary during the prophet Muhammad's time, Ghamdi told the paper.

The Continent's intensifying financial crisis has made it difficult for many banks to obtain funding from customary market sources.

the crescent supplanted the cross on the summit of the dome, and the altar and the pulpit were replaced by the customary Muslim furnishings.

In history, many ethnic minorities had their own customary law, part of the customary laws are dealing with environmental protection.

The customary turkey dinner is a reminder of the four wild turkeys that were served at the Pilgrims' first thanksgiving feast.

Customary processing of petroleum does not involve the separation and handling of pure hydrocarbons.

An act of generosity entails giving more than is required, customary, or expected relative to one's resources and circumstances.

In textile areas it has long been customary for mothers to go out to work.

The deal is subject to "customary closing conditions, " including regulatory and Goodrich shareholder approvals.

In applying national laws and regulations to the peoples concerned, due regard shall be had to their customs or customary laws.

The Seller agrees to exercise customary & reasonable business practices to meet the Buyer's requested delivery dates set forth herein.

The acquisition is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2011, subject to customary closing conditions.

the customary letter of credit calls for " a full set on board ocean bills of lading to order of shipper , blank ~ d "

This transaction is currently under the governmental review for final approval and is subject to other customary conditions to closing.

Also, it is customary to revoke a certificate only in the case that it is compromised and not simply as a means to revoke privileges.

It will thus probably have to offer more than the customary discount of up to 5 per cent.

Customary law of SFPT also is closely intertwined with common law for the common law courts called US Military Commissions.

A set of customary and often mechanically performed procedures or activities.

With CIM, the customary split between the design and manufacturing functions is eliminated.

It is customary to calculate the weight by net weight if the contract does not stipulate definitely by gross weight or by net weight.

It is customary to say grace before the meal begins in many Christian homes. Watch the host or hostess. If they bow their heads, join them.

This belief is still customary in many cultures throughout the world.

Again what is more, the rather that, this is the customary practice of PC industry, not be the concept with brand-new what.

If you're going to be an overnight or weekend guest, it is customary to bring the hostess a small present.

On the first day of the new year, it's customary for the younger generations to visit the elders, wishing them healthy and longevity.

It is constituted by the customary business practices and standards formulated by international organizations.

The Gushi in Han, Wei and Jin periods was a customary practice rather than judicial precedents.

Interpreters should bear the two principles in mind and give corresponding renditions in line with customary usage and practice.

Cognitive style, also called cognitive pattern, refers to the customary patterns which often emerge in cognitive process.

in Mary before taking his customary place at the rear of the church where monks pray, half crouching, in narrow stalls.

It is customary for opinion letters to recite the facts upon which the opinion is based and the statutes and case law, as well.

The transaction is subject to receipt of applicable regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

The second chapter presents the specific contents of the Kirgiz's customary law which is one of the cores of the thesis.

But we were actually named after relatives, as was customary among American Jews at the time.

Back in my customary place near the basket, I felt good.

The subsequent declaration or declarations may be made by endorsement on the policy, or in other customary manner.

During the holidays, we call customary patterns of behavior tradition. And like any pattern, once established, they are not easily broken.

Years ago in America, it was customary for families to leave their doors unlocked, day and night.

For instance, in some. . . it is not customary to wear uniform at all, and swords may or may not be worn.

In addition to written law, customary law has retained an extremely important role all over the world.

As is now customary, flag-waving protesters from both sides took to the streets.

I carry out some detailed expositions and analysis on the relationship of customary rights and statutory rights from various angles.

In the generally customary construction of fingerboards the scale length is divided by way of calculation.

ABB and WISAG have agreed not to disclose the terms of the transaction, which is subject to the customary approvals.

Yet the wretchedness, shame, scandal of the terrible affair upset his customary equilibrium.

Wu Renbao adopted a set of policies that were an amalgam of free market economics and customary principles of communism.

It's customary with me to do so.

In his talks with world leaders, Mr Singh will deliver his message in his customary soft, measured tones.

Elections that ushered new presidents into office brought the customary boost in support for democracy in El Salvador and Panama.

It is customary to write full text use cases during the construction phase and each one becomes the start of a new iteration.

The transaction is expected to close in January 2012, subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.

In the primitive ages, human rights were recognized and maintained by relying mainly on customary rules as primitive social norms.

It is customary for him to visit his grandparents at regular intervals.

This wire is extruded to the shank diameter and upset to the head dimensions in the customary manner.

The President had the accused stand up, and addressed to him the customary question, "Have you anything to add to your defence? "

It is customary for an election to be held on a Thursday.

Your excellency knows that it is NOT customary to defend yourself when attacked by bandits.

The research allows for the customary low-level spin in resumes by counting only "major embellishment" .

The customary social classes and positions are broken apart by the force of twentieth-century demands.

in the united states, it is not customary to telephone someone very early in the morning.

A unit of volume or capacity in the U. S. Customary System, used in liquid measure, equal to 29. 57 milliliters (. 804 cubic inches).

and developed to be the US 2004 model BIT which absorbed international customary law widely.

Customary regulations and tribal groups in Tibetan area are the results of history.

But some northerners say Mr Jonathan should himself be considered, despite the customary system of rotation.

A temporary cessationof the customary activities of an engagement, occupation, or pursuit.

Third, the de facto binding force of customary rights derives mainly from the inertial binding effects of factual actions.

Today, giving chocolate, jewelry, or presenting one's love with flowers are all customary gifts for Valentine's Day.

Watts product specifications in U. S. customary units and metric are approximate and are provided for reference only.

Spotting prey, the customary crowd of hustlers and touts swarmed around, jostling for my business.

Which may be religious or customary, particularly on special occasions.

We know it's not customary to exchange New Year's Eve gifts, but we couldn't help but get you a little something for the holiday.

The officers took up quarters with the local officers, who, as was customary, entertained their visitors.

It is the customary mistake of reflection to take essence to be merely the interior.

In modern international law, treaties are an important carrier to create customary international law.

and the small goddess, which is based upon the customary canon of twenty-two squares prescribed for the whole human figure.

Some authorities proposing the site are unaware of customary rights exercised by local populations.

The carrier shall carry the goods to the port of discharge on the agreed or customary or geographically direct route.

A fundamental unit of length in both the U. S. Customary System and the British Imperial System, equal to3 feet, or36 inches(0. 9144 meter).

and within these areas the individual households had customary use-rights to particular pastures.

The Mattel boss was hauled before a Senate committee last week for the customary public thrashing.

B: I'm sure that the report shows that my company is still making goods of customary quality.

It is customary to think of three general types of wound union.

Such inclusion of "genuine connection" will certainly impact upon development of customary international law.

To tip a landlord or barmaid, it is customary to tell him to "buy himself one" .

A marine policy may be assigned by endorsement thereon or in other customary manner.

The sources of private international law include customary statute (written) law.

It is also customary for the teacher to provide grammar notes to heLP the student generalize what he has learned.

Under the control of customary regulations, the Jingpo society is actually in a spontaneous order.

I also request the people of the United States to display the flag at half-staff from their homes for the customary forenoon period.

Why is there such a situation, it is precisely because the spirit of customary law minority ethnic people in the hearts of interdependence.

International customary law is the main and the oldest sources of international law.

A view echoed by Anatole France's maxim that: "It is not customary to love what one has. "

Similarly, it is customary Jiaogong pass, the goalkeeper Turner in the face to break easily.

Along with the developing of the rule of law, ethnic customary law conflict with national law.

The general or customary use of the Lunar birthday.

Going to a store and taking a business card is customary.

When in New York City, it is customary for the visitor to take in a Broadway show.

It is customary in this country for men to have their hats off at a funeral.

This latest definition hypothesis has metering of asset or liability to exist a customary market.

Is customary way of life, you may be the most dangerous way of life.

First, factual actions are the carrier of customary rights.

As it is customary, Citi is expected neither to admit nor deny Finra's allegations.

A new type of inertial navigation system combining customary platform type with strap-down one is put forward.

It is customary among academics to pass this off as something that was merely a fashion among ancient writers with no real historical basis.

It is customary to set off firecrackers and fireworks during the Spring Festival.

Protesters - some of them wearing white veils customary among South Korean Catholics - sang "peace, peace, because I serve God. "

Minutes of the March meeting were released Tuesday after the customary three-week lag.

remove from customary environment or associations.

As a kind of national culture, national customary law is facing with the collision of the era.

The customary increase in processing power is required if you intend to use SoX on Win32, as this article demonstrates.

This approach enables several instances of ChompQ. pl to run simultaneously, which is customary for triggered programs.

The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.

DURING Chinese new year, it is customary to give and receive red envelopes filled with crisp banknotes.

It is customary for the groom to give a tie to each of the men in the wedding party.

Second, customary rights exercise de facto social efficacy to certain groups.

And the villagers claim customary rights. Their families have used the forest for generations.

In many Christian homes it is customary to say grace before the meal begins.

It is customary to insure goods sold for export against the perils of the journey.

Customary law includes also conventional customs.

It is customary to use electromagnets rather than permanent magnets for the field.

The commonly used U. S. customary linear unit used on engineering drawings is the decimal inch.