Sentence examples for customary conduct from inspiring English sources

For a woman in her position, the customary conduct would have been to kill herself.

But he definitively found that making a record of police activity in public was not in itself "customary expressive conduct".

Following customary behavior takes practice.

As is now customary, he conducts the opera in the composer's 1908 Brno version rather than the revision by Karol Kovarovic that was standard for nearly 70 years.

The first near-complete recording of the whole work (with the cuts then customary) was conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham in 1928.

This quotation came to mind when, as is customary, Mr. Muti conducted the national anthem to begin the new season.

"I do not anticipate having an objection to moving forward on any of these nominations pending the outcome of the customary background check conducted on every nominee," he said in a statement.

Though welfare issues are becoming a customary part of conducting research on animals far more could be done in terms of specifying moral norms and appropriate policies guiding animal research by empirical data.

Mann [ 23] notes that Lean is a "high-touch, high-maintenance enterprise", requiring ongoing vigilance by leaders to ensure regression to customary ways of conducting business does not occur.

In a rare snub to visiting dignitaries, President Barack Obama will avoid conducting the customary bilateral meetings with foreign counterparts, appearing only briefly at UN headquarters to deliver his address to the general assembly.

The bill opens a path for the FDA to approve new uses, or indications, for existing drugs without demanding thorough clinical tests conducted along customary lines.