The F.D.A. determined that nicotine is a "drug" and that cigarettes and smokeless tobacco are "drug delivery devices," and therefore it had jurisdiction under the F.D.C.A. to regulate tobacco products as customarily marketed that is, without manufacturer claims of therapeutic benefit.
On being enrolled the deed is customarily 'gazetted', that is published in the London Gazette.
A reasonable accommodation is a change in the work environment or in the way things are customarily done that enables an individual with a disability to do his or her job.
Just about any region that customarily eats chicken has a way to use up the skin.
It required only one of the periodic droughts that customarily afflict Russia to bring about a massive famine.
They play on unpredictable courses that customarily require more skill than common adventure-style miniature golf courses.
There is symmetry to these two shows because of their openness, the kind that customarily comes at the beginning and toward the end of long artistic careers.
Giving shareholders a way to nominate their own slates of directors using the proxy ballots that companies mail to shareholders would be similarly unnerving for boards that customarily designate their own successors, with little input or opposition from stockholders.
But farmers with time for some bedtime reading may find economics text books, with a chapter on game theory, as gripping as the seed catalogues that customarily lull them to sleep.
And this year, the wining and dining that customarily precedes the congress for weeks, as special interests vie for influence among delegates, has been crimped by strong calls by Mr. Xi for less corruption and less waste of state finances.
