Sentence examples for changes to customary from inspiring English sources

The NHS and other parts of the public sector should employ some social anthropologists, experts in cultural decoding, in order to tease out the likely unintended consequences of policy changes to customary behaviour before they are implemented.

He said: "We do not expect significant change to the customary double digit growth guidance on gently expanding margins from Serco at its prelims on Friday.

SEM was used to evaluate changes to morphology and alterations quantified using a customary scale adapted from the H-score method and represented as a percentage.

The investigation of the biochemical characteristics shows a significant change after adding 1.225% of tigecyclin per weight to PMMA-bone cement compared to customary products with gentamicin.

His loyalty to customary ways of designing cities runs deep.

The central principle of non-refoulement belongs to customary law.

The Eat24 deal is still subject to customary closing conditions.

Such tests may be useful supplements to customary equivalence testing.

He did not say whether a referendum would be held to ratify the changes, as customary.

(In France this was changed to 16 ounces, and in Spain the customary unit was the marco, a mark of 8 ounces).

This implies a change to many of the long-term traditional and customary practices of livestock grazing and management in the area.