There is nothing in the case before us that ought properly to breed hostility to the customary operation of Federal courts of justice in cases of this character.
Studies documenting women's exclusion from Phase I land reform have tended to rely on the operation of customary law to explain why women have missed out.
The Piedmont police have not yet reported any damage caused by the quake or its subsequent aftershocks, but NBC News said that Bay Area Rapid Transit paused operations, as is customary following an earthquake.
But the industry, through a health insurance trade association, continued to calculate the reasonable and customary data, until UnitedHealth acquired the operation in 1998.
Describing the customary SAS policy of extreme secrecy about operations and personnel as "a load of bollocks", McAleese starred in a BBC TV series called SAS – Are You Tough Enough? in 2002.
The customary tools for doing this are open market operations, the discount rate of the central bank, and cash reserve requirements for commercial banks.
One customary explanation is that the people who ran covert operations at the C.I.A. from 1947 to 1967 were not right-wing jingoists.
With the exception of the coal regions, where purchasing operations are not going forward at the customary rate because of strike negotiations, conditions in the equipment market are encouraging.
Replacement includes provision of an equivalent water delivery system and payment of operation and maintenance costs in excess of customary and reasonable delivery costs for premining water supplies.
The company said it would pay reasonable and customary medical costs associated with the recalled products, including new hip replacement operations.
In 1999, for example, NASA lost the $125 million Mars Climate Orbiter because the contracted engineering team used customary units while NASA used the metric system for a "key spacecraft operation".
