Sentence examples similar to customary issues from inspiring English sources

"Four years ago, Kamala Harris's reelection campaign focused on customary California issues," like sex trafficking into the state and gangs.

However, they have established fora to arbitrate between aggrieved clans and communities and supported the customary fines issued for transgressions.

It felt familiar, an Open complicated by weather issues, customary in recent years.

I'm not saying there's no cause to worry about a reluctance to engage in our societies, especially about customary and religious issues, simply that there's more to the picture than that.

Because of the "severity" of the incident, customary steps of issuing the teacher verbal and written reprimands were "skipped" in favor of the suspension, a spokesperson for Duval County Schools told HuffPost.

Following each sectarian conflagration the government in Cairo issues its customary denials and denunciations and sends a delegation of officials and elders to reconcile the Muslim and Coptic sides.

In the first half of the thirteenth century, it was customary to examine these issues in the context of a treatise on what became known as liberum arbitrium.

Following its customary practice, the court issued its decision without comment.

After some mayhem in the forward markets, the government quickly issued the customary pledge that the peg was inviolable.

It added that the plan "infringes neither the principles of customary international law at issue, nor the Open Skies agreement" concluded with the United States in 2007.

It built conceptual bridges and demanded practical results, instead of issuing the customary high-sounding but insubstantial declarations.