This normally involves withdrawal of customary trade and financial relations for foreign and security policy purposes.
California's interests would be more seriously impaired if its policy were subordinated to the policy of Minnesota". Medtronic has asked the California Supreme Court to review that decision, arguing that it violates the sanctity of contracts and damages judicial relations and customary commerce between the states.
Land privatization reduces access to resources for those with secondary land rights recognized through social relations in a customary tenure system.
The point is that Nancy arrives at the end of her day so fully socialized with, she is ready to glaze over amiably during her husband's evening Work Monologue, and perhaps even later, during their customary five minutes of intimate relations.
"Laila has devoted herself to her acting career and, as a result, I have of necessity had a closer relation than is customary for the father with the care of the small girl, now four years old.
In addition to the functioning of customary arrangements, the nature of social relations among user groups also influenced the perceived need for protection of corridors.
Judaism (followed later by Christianity and Islām) traces "the Religion" back to Abraham, who had personal and direct relations with God, as was customary in the ancient Middle Eastern milieu.
The devolution of rights to forestlands under Doi Moi conflicted with customary tenure and associated access and use relations in the uplands.
By the mid-thirteenth century, moreover, it is customary to admit at least a conceptual distinction between relations and the non-relational accidents in virtue of which these relations hold.
(As is customary these days, given that both countries have hired Western public relations agencies, the Georgians issued their own dossier, maintaining that Russia was responsible for the war).
