Sentence examples for customary regulations from inspiring English sources

Moorish Note: A sign in English inside the Cathedral of Seville lists the customary regulations having to do with seemly dress, and then says, "Persons failing to obey these codas will be driven from the cathedral".

His principal areas of interest include the relationship between forms of codified and customary regulations and how those regulations are deployed to organize, categorize and valuate elements of the physical and cultural landscape.

By Allen Clark and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, August 8 , 1959P. 19 Moorish Note: A sign in English inside the Cathedral of Seville lists the customary regulations having to do with seemly dress, and then says, "Persons failing to obey these codas will be driven from the cathedral".

Most often, recognition was informal, consisting of the acknowledgement that corridors existed and were subject to some degree of customary regulation.

The situation is governed firstly by international humanitarian law, namely the Geneva conventions of 1949 and the customary Hague regulations of 1907.

All investigations with primary human cells were approved by the institutional review board of the EPA and Duke University; all studies complied with all applicable requirements of the United States and customary international regulations.

However, although customary practices and regulations exist to prevent overfishing, traditional methods of fishery management are breaking down, regulations are not enforced and industrial fishers regularly encroach on fishing grounds traditionally used by artisanal fishers.

There were probably hundreds of scenes like the one we have heard of in an unconsidered ward of this city, where a district captain, in open but customary violation of regulations, sidled up to a voter waiting in line at a polling place and whispered, "Listen, pal, vote for O'So-and-So.

Vietnam Service Medal Although the Vietnam Service Medal is a personal service award, it is permissible and customary under Coast Guard regulations for cutters to display service awards on the port and starboard bridge wings.

The main output from the project was supporting the development of by-laws at the County level which recognize and build-on customary rules and regulations.

Experience has shown that villagers do not always adhere to bylaws unless they are linked to, or formalize, customary rules and regulations, or unless the villagers have a strong sense of ownership of the by-laws.