Sentence examples for customary notions from inspiring English sources
This reflects the overriding position of professionals that good practice in service delivery should be achieved by dispensing care on an individual basis, considering personal need, rather than focusing on group stereotypes and customary notions that migrants needs may differ greatly from indigenous patients.
The customary accusations revolve around the notion that the building in which the arts exist, the other people who go there, the (often non-existent) dress codes, the intellectual assumptions, and the knowledge required, individually or collectively keep people away.
In the first sense "ethics" is synonymous with the Hegelian notion of Sittlichkeit, or customary mores.
The notion of deduction in LA is defined in the customary way; if Δ is a set of sentences of LA and φ ∈ LA, then a deduction of φ from Δ in LA is a deduction of φ from Δ in L ω1, ω) every formula of which is in LA.
A notion of 'transactional sex' fits poorly in a context where customary or legal conventions are in place, for example, in the context of marriage.
And because notions of privacy were still practised largely in the breach, it was customary for friends -- even strangers -- to save money or make do with limited space by sharing beds and many did so.
Apart from the general question of the "hard problem" of consciousness, roughly speaking, the question of how mental experience arises from a physical basis, a more specialized question is how to square the subjective notion that we are in control of our decisions (at least in some small measure) with the customary view of causality that subsequent events are caused by prior events.
A notion of property in land emerged at the end of the 12th century in England from a mass of partly discretionary, partly customary, feudal rights and obligations.
(Commercial yeasts are customary).
