In 2003 the band sued Ticketmaster, accusing the company of abusing its market power by denying the group more than the 8 percent of tickets it customarily makes available to acts.
Giselle, customarily dressed in blue for Act I, here wears red and yellow.
This is notable because the US music business customarily looks askance at UK acts, who have a reputation, not undeserved, for being snide and uncooperative.
The men in the audience might be titillated by the first three acts of these operas – customarily devoted to the woman behaving badly – but could take their wives and daughters, safe in the knowledge that a stern moral lesson would be administered via the gruesome death of the heroine in the finale.
No additional hematologic tests were ordered other than those customarily required for the routine medical evaluation.
Services means, but is not limited to, meals and lodging, labor, professional services, transportation, admission to exhibits, use of telephone or other utilities, or any act for which payment is customarily received.
The action of the Delaware legislation hardly puts the important question raised by each opinion to bed: are there limits on the board of directors to act through the bylaws to alter the rights shareholders customarily enjoy?
It follows the historical traces of how women have claimed their labor, making what has been customarily seen as "merely" intimate and domestic into appreciable political acts.
Under the commerce clause the regulatory power of the Congress is customarily exercised on transactions taken place within the state on the principle that such acts are an essential part of interstate commerce.
The screen stars and supermodels who customarily grace such events seemed, well, so yesterday, compared with the uptown princesses Dior enlisted to act as billboards for its brand.
