Held every January, the IAP is an opportunity for members of the MIT community to participate and learn about topics beyond their customary areas of interest.
For one thing, treaties increasingly extend beyond customary areas of cooperation among nations to create obligations on the part of countries with respect to how they treat their own citizens.
Sharpe, whose customary areas of expertise are horses and greyhounds, said that to open and shift his odds he responds to what he reads in the papers, the opinions of literary critics, and the reputations of the authors and judges, and then he reads the novels himself.
The tribes of Western Sahara continuously interacted through trade, war, raids, agreements of mutual access to each other's customary areas (e.g. with drought), alliances, tribute payments, etc.
The source who gave us the recordings told us that Virgen de la Asunción was sometimes guarded by just one person at night, and that the girls' customary dorm area had a side door that he suspected the maras might have used to take girls out for the night.
Tribal relations determined access to pasture where each tribe controlled a customary nomadic area.
Two mutations were found in families who cluster in two geographical and customary isolated areas, suggesting a founder effect, although future haplotype analysis would be necessary to confirm this hypothesis.
The Department issues and regulates licenses to fish in customary fishing areas upon prior approval of the head of the designated ownership unit.
Mr. Muhammad, who wears a black turban that is customary in this area and which the Taliban adopted, said there had been no Taliban or Al Qaeda in the compound.
In other areas, customary village jurisdictions and justice have informally displaced national laws.
Inevitably, the land has become an invisible patchwork of covenants, customary uses, gray areas — and lawsuits.
