Sentence examples for customarily viewed as from inspiring English sources
"It, in effect, would make the lawyer a free agent, something that is foreign to what we lawyers have customarily viewed as our role," said Mark L. Tuft, a lawyer at Cooper, White & Cooper in San Francisco.
A 20percentt fall from a peak is customarily viewed as the indication of a bear market, although that definition may be less relevant now, given the unprecedented volatility of the market.
The draft contains no provisions for removing a watermark for research or to use excerpts of protected material for satire or commentary, which has customarily been viewed as acceptable under copyright law.
The PERG is important in clinical and research applications because it provides information both about retinal ganglion cell function and, because the stimulus is customarily viewed with central fixation, the function of the macula.
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Bringing wine, as is done so customarily in the West, may be viewed in Asia as doubting the host's financial heft.
They viewed matter as passive.
British liners travelling to and from India and South Africa customarily stopped there, as did French, Italian and Greek liners travelling to and from America.
They view themselves as honourable.
