The phrase "address customary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing something in a customary or traditional manner, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our meetings, we always address customary practices to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "follow traditional practices" or "adhere to established norms".
Following today's bombings, Pope Francis told crowds at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican he felt "great pain" over the tragedy, departing from scripted remarks in his customary address on Sunday.
A week later, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his address with his customary Biblical references to the ancient Jewish people returning to their ancestral homeland.
For a speech purporting to challenge Washington's accepted wisdom, there was much that was familiar about Donald Trump's first big foreign policy address, not least the customary certainty of its delivery.
That placed no small burden on the frail nonagenarian, who spent six weeks in the hospital last spring with a staph infection, and who did not deliver his customary Christmas address on the Senate floor this year.
But serious concerns remain, especially over the powers and composition of the new watchdog, the National Media Council, all of whose members were in effect appointed by Fidesz.Not far away from the main protest, at the National Museum, supporters gathered to hear Mr Orbán give his customary feisty address.
Vatican sources said the Pontiff would probably make a brief stopover in Dacca on his flight to Manila next Thursday, or on his return to Rome from Hong Kong on Dec. 4. Pope Paul disclosed that he had expanded his travel plans in a short address before giving his customary Sunday blessing to a crowd in St. Peter's Square at noon.
On February 20 the British parliament will debate the wisdom of affording Trump a state visit, and yesterday the Speaker of the House John Bercow (who umpires parliament's behavior and runs its often fractious discussions) announced that Trump would not be allowed to address parliament, as is customary for visiting heads of state during such visits.
Even in the State of the Union Address, it's completely customary for the President to criticize the Congress or the opposition party right to their faces, while members of his party stand and cheer vocally, and -- as the reaction to Joe Wilson's outburst demonstrated -- "decorum" dictates that the targets of the criticism sit silently and not respond until later, once the speech is done.
He wore a simple white cassock when he was introduced as pope and later made reference to his "brother cardinals," rather than addressing them as the customary "your lordships".
This Note addresses the intersection of customary and statutory land law in the land tenure policy of Ghana.
