Sentence examples for customary public from inspiring English sources

The preparations took five years, taking in the now customary public spending on stadiums and infrastructure.

Some states recognize a customary public right to use beaches for recreation, regardless of what property holders say, but others allow greater latitude for exclusion — an issue that is a cause of widespread litigation.

They had been so naughty the past two years, organisers had shifted the Co Londonderry town's May fair from its customary public holiday slot so fewer teenage monsters would be among the 6,000 or so folk who flocked in, almost doubling the population.

Both men did not get a customary public hearing before the vote.

The pond will be cleaned and the low‐ and middle income ointments fronting it will have "rather more bed rooms than is customary in public housing," says Logue.

While many ASEAN countries are not Parties of the Refugee Convention, they still allow UNHCR to actively set standards, which arguably become customary international public law.

JPMorgan itself has been meeting with shareholders as a prelude to its annual meeting later this month, as is customary for public firms.

There is something wearily familiar, but also irresistibly chipper, about the customary boomeranging of public sentiment when it comes to following England's footballers at a major tournament.

He and Mr. Bosworth have said there is no need to go through the customary 45-day public appeals process because the timber needs to be salvaged quickly and because environmental groups are already planning to sue.

The following day we learned of the customary arrests for public drunkenness and acts of casual violence that are the usual aftermath of a Celtic-Rangers game, and we were thankful that we hadn't been caught up in any of it.

It is customary for the public to help choose mission names every time a European astronaut goes into orbit.