Sentence examples for as a customary from inspiring English sources

Today, Mr. Schiffer defended the selection of a settlement team as a customary step taken in any significant lawsuit and told lawmakers that Bush appointees at the Justice Department had not meddled in the lawsuit.

Clearly, the abolition of the death penalty for people with mental retardation is a goal of the international community and is emerging as a customary norm of international human rights law.

According to family law barrister, Neelim Sultan: "Islamic ceremonies contracted in the UK are not recognised as legal, although recognised among the community as a customary marriage, whereas bigamy is a legal offence and only relevant to the civil ceremonies.

The fact that this twofold problem can be modeled as a customary and relatively simple pure integer programming (IP) problem for which a feasible path-based solution always exists is one of the merits of this study.

It was recognized in lay and academic writings as a customary salute of gladiators to the emperor.

But that directive, like many of Trump's moves, just directed a government agency to issue a report on something, which Hudak described as a "customary, and in many ways restrained," way of going about things.

In 1999, after a decade as chairman, a customary tenure, Mr. Velella stepped down to take another leadership position in the Senate.

Instead of recruiting thousands of volunteers and following them for an extended period as in a customary prevention trial, the researchers in Colombia will give the drug to only 100 people with the early-onset genetic mutation.

There I prayed with my friend and her family at her home as they sat Shiva, a customary Jewish period of mourning, for her Dad.

In Sweden, herb-infused vodkas are known as schnapps, and are a customary part of the Christmas smorgasbord.

"One could refer to it as a quaint customary action that is meant to illustrate that it's my property, not yours," he said.