Sentence examples for customary process from inspiring English sources

Individual agencies were expected to begin the customary process of sending budget requests for the upcoming fiscal year to the White House beginning Monday, the aides said.

At the piano, he reverses the customary process of old styles leading to new ones, instead using Stockhausen, Webern and Messiaen as a starting point and reinventing classical style as he goes backward in time.

Next month, he plays Pierre Bezukhov in the BBC's six-part, £10m adaptation of War And Peace, a role that, before accepting, Dano put through his customary process of internal questioning – in this case, reading the novel for the first time to see if Andrew Davies's script was up to snuff.

In Mr. Fisher's words: The downsized, formerly too-big-to-fail banks would then be just like the other 99.8 percent, failing with finality when necessary – closed on Friday and reopened on Monday under new ownership and management in the customary process administered by the F.D.I.C.

At press time, Reifsnyder says the U.S. State Department is conducting "the customary process of evaluating the convention to assess how the United States would implement its obligations if it were to join"—a precursor to a formal decision on whether the United States will join.

The engineer has all of these properties and undergoes the customary processes, as if on cue.

We are excited to go through customary processes, get our hands dirty with pick axes and hoes in the coming months, and work alongside old and new Moringa farmers, as we capture value from nature's miracle tree.

Faculty members of the Institute will be appointed in existing departments through the customary processes.

The "customary processes" once again took place.

Leaders of the Conservative party were not elected by ballot of MPs or party members, but emerged after informal soundings within the party, known as "the customary processes of consultation".

Determined that the party should abandon the "customary processes of consultation", which had caused such rancour when he was appointed in 1963, Douglas-Home set up an orderly process of secret balloting by Conservative MPs for the election of his immediate and future successors as party leader.