Sentence examples for Accepted custom from inspiring English sources

The dispute is not about interpretations of religious law, he added, but about the sanctity and the accepted custom of the place.

The president and the ambassador did not visit the village of Granai, where the bombing occurred, and they did not stay for lunch, which is the accepted custom in Afghanistan, possibly because of security concerns.

The report by the Institute of Medicine, a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, asserts that heavy drinking "is an accepted custom" within the military that needs to be regulated more carefully, recommending routine screening for excessive alcohol use.

Travelling for no reason isn't really an accepted custom in small-town America, and some of my non-skating friends and family worried that I didn't know anyone where I was heading.

Traveling for no reason isn't really an accepted custom in small-town America, and some of my non-skating friends and family worried about how i'd fair not knowing anyone where I was heading.

This step is purely optional but is a widely-observed and accepted custom of the holiday.

Kimura wanted the game's focus to be on kissing in public, a more Western-accepted custom, within a Japanese setting.

It lasted for three days, giving rise to the now-accepted custom of guests coming over and not leaving for three days.

"As the university previously stated, we are surprised and disappointed that the University of California, San Diego, elected to sue its departing faculty member and his team, as well as USC, rather than manage this transition collaboratively, as is the well-accepted custom and practice in academia," Randolph Hall, USC's vice president of research, said in a statement.

"We are surprised and disappointed that the University of California San Diego elected to sue its departing faculty member and his team, as well as USC, rather than manage this transition collaboratively, as is the well-accepted custom and practice in academia," USC said in a statement.

A key part of Punk's gimmick emerges in the form of iconoclasm which can be shown in his disinclination to conform and penchant for challenging popular and accepted beliefs, traditions, and customs.