Sentence examples for custom of addressing from inspiring English sources

He did away with the longstanding custom of addressing Bertelsmann executives as "Herr Doctor" in deference to their business degrees.

There were many inconsistencies in that criticism, such as the willingness of Servetus to call Jesus "Son of God" and the Socinian custom of addressing prayer and worship to him.

By contrast, cases used in business schools or law schools tend to be more well defined, reflecting the custom of addressing client-based criteria.

Our DCD-Core utilizes the concept of network channels, where Ethernet frames are delivered through a custom multicast addressing scheme.

The benefits for the customer are: a mostly custom-built product addressing one of their internal needs, the focus of a very talented young startup focusing on their business need & free product – potentially for life.

Because of the Asian custom of having high carbohydrate consumption with each meal, addressing postprandial hyperglycemia appears to be a unique and effective intervention among Asians.

President George Washington delivered the first address in 1790 but it was only since Woodrow Wilson's presidency (1913-1921) thet the custom of delivering the State of the Union address as a public speech became customary for US presidents.

Although President Donald Trump broke with tradition this weekend by declining to attend the upcoming White House Correspondents Dinner, he will continue a long-running White House custom of lunching with top network anchors ahead of Tuesday's primetime congressional address. .

Commendably, the Council of Fashion Designers of America convened a symposium on Monday morning to ventilate the issue and to put forward some recommendations for addressing the customs of a business that, far from showing much historical concern with the health and well-being of models, views them as commodities.

THE CUSTOM OF THE ARMY, by Diana Gabaldon.

"It is custom of the class.