Despite such sentiments, Obama's executive orders will undoubtedly rein in the C.I.A. Waterboarding, for instance, has gone the way of the rack, now that the C.I.A. is strictly bound by customary interpretations of the Geneva Conventions.
One source of this customary reading involves indeterminacy of interpretation.
As Justice Ginsburg has persuasively explained in her own dissenting opinion, our customary respect for state interpretations of state law counsels against rejection of the Florida court's determinations in this case.
Note that in the last example the "subsidiary sources" are not sources of international law in their own right but are influential in elucidating the content and interpretation of treaties and customary international law.
Since President Gerald R. Ford, it has been customary for new administrations to outline their interpretation of the act soon after taking office.
In Earley's opinion, Haas's attempt yesterday to inject a little zing into the moribund ATP Tour, to employ the same sex-appeal strategy the women have used so well, was out of step with Earley's interpretation of the rules for customary attire.
Incorporating humanities academics in to this research moved the interpretation of the patient stories beyond the customary ways of thinking within the NHS.
The threshold choice, through customary or statistical criteria, is the key for the change interpretation [5, 6].
This inconsistency between local customary practice in cases of stillbirth and neonatal death and Islamic orthodoxy is consistent with interpretations of the Quranic verses and Hadith that indicate that the transformation of the fetus into a living person occurs at 120 days, when an angel breathes the ruh (spirit) into it the fetus.
During that period of testing his wings, Mr. Goldenthal, with his customary ebony clothes and long Byronesque hair, also choreographed, cast and wrote music for a five-minute interpretation of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth as his end-term project.
