Isn't it customary, in circumstances like these, to make at least a passing reference to the father?
As is customary in such circumstances, it was up to Aston Villa to hand possession back to Manchester City, which Gestede did, sort of.
He explained that it was customary in such circumstances to obtain the written authority of a parent to put the car in his or her name.
When July arrived without Gardner's having found someone else to put money in, Giustra told her that he would invest more only if she gave him a portion of her shares, an arrangement that is customary in such circumstances.
Doctors will simply repeat the customary trick under such circumstances and declare, in a catch-22 manner, that he must be mad to want to die and we can't let madmen kill themselves.
Margaret C. Love, the former pardon attorney in the Justice Department, a nonpartisan post, and an authority on the pardon power, said it would have been customary in such a circumstance to provide a commutation of sentence.
Both Ms. Winer and Mr. Gerard acknowledge that under typical circumstances, it is customary for a theater critic to see a show in the days just before it opens, when the production presumably will not undergo major changes, and to publish the review after the show opens.
Norms of customary international law specify the circumstances in which the failure of one party to fulfill its treaty obligations will permit the other to rescind the treaty, retaliate, or take other steps". Vazquez, Treaty-Based Rights and Remedies of Individuals, 92 Colum.L.Rev.
The actual scope of the immunities comprised in the doctrine of extraterritoriality depends, according to the circumstances, on principles of customary international law as applied in a particular country, on specific statutory or executive regulation, or on international agreements.
