The Dutch metals giant Koninklijke Hoogovens NV fused with British Steel Corp. PLC to form Corus Group PLC; subsequently, the Dutch government, which throughout the 1990s had been selling stock it held in large companies, divested itself of its holdings in this company, with the proceeds, as customary, to be paid toward the national debt.
Miller lets us know, with titles, who is performing and where; Wiseman, proceeding in his customary manner, presents long scenes without identifying anyone.
A RECENT Saturday morning service at the Actors' Temple, a synagogue on West 47th Street near Ninth Avenue, proceeded in the customary way, with the dozen, mostly older congregants attentively listening to the rabbi, Jill Hausman, who chanted Hebrew verses in a rich, clear soprano.
He, the assistant coach and four captains/players did proceed for the customary postgame hand shake with TCHS.
The oral interrogation of experts is customary in Anglo-American law and proceeds, with a few exceptions, under the same rules for the interrogation of ordinary witnesses.
But the nominations have since stalled in the Senate because Rubio won't provide a "blue slip" to the Senate Judiciary Committee, a customary step that signals a senator's consent to proceed with nominees from his or her state.
As the Eleventh Circuit has stated, "[t]he ultimate test for permitting a plaintiff to proceed anonymously is whether the plaintiff has a substantial privacy right which outweighs the customary and constitutionally-embedded presumption of openness in judicial proceedings.
In doing so it runs counter to the customary way of thinking about technoculture in terms of constant progress, proceeding from one technological breakthrough to another, and making earlier machines and applications obsolete along the way.
He apparently started his life by being already intact — by being precociously ready and functioning to begin with — rather than by proceeding classically through the tentative, qualifying stages of development customary to the average very young human being.
The bill, drafted by Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky in collaboration with the New York State Board of Regents and the Museum Association of New York, would prohibit museums from using proceeds from the sale of artworks "for traditional and customary operating expenses".
Offline it's customary that brokers will spot this, notify the investor and ask them how they want to proceed.
