Sentence examples for customarily recognized from inspiring English sources
The extraction and refining of metals, the occult manipulations of alchemists, and the astrological interests of priests and politicians all played a part in initiating systematic studies that expanded in scope until their mutual relationships became clear, giving rise to what is customarily recognized as modern physical science.
Legal validity depends on morality, not because of the interpretative consequences of some ideal about how the government may use force, but because that is one of the things that may be customarily recognized as an ultimate determinant of legal validity.
Supervisors were working on long-term government contracts, in which a company customarily recognizes revenue as it incurs costs.
demand, that Washington recognize the right of the Palestinian people to "self-determination". Since that phrase contains the implication that the Palestinians could set up a separate country next to Israel, something opposed by Israel and the United States, Washington has customarily opposed such language.
I wrote, " I recognize that the RACCs used to calculate serving sizes are required to be based on the amount of food people customarily consume, and are not recommended amounts of food to eat.
I recognize that the RACCs used to calculate serving sizes are required to be based on the amount of food people customarily consume, and are not recommended amounts of food to eat.
Recognize procrastination.
