Sentence examples for customary step from inspiring English sources

Today, Mr. Schiffer defended the selection of a settlement team as a customary step taken in any significant lawsuit and told lawmakers that Bush appointees at the Justice Department had not meddled in the lawsuit.

"The trustee has the duty to verify that significant payments made to noncustomers of MF Global Inc. on the eve of bankruptcy were made properly and in the normal course of business, and these letters are a customary step taken to fulfill that duty," said the spokesman, Kent Jarrell.

As small-animal cameras have become commonly available, preclinical imaging has become a customary step before performing first-in-man studies.

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.

Cruz has not formally entered the 2016 Presidential race, but he is taking all the customary steps for a prospective candidacy.

Because of the "severity" of the incident, customary steps of issuing the teacher verbal and written reprimands were "skipped" in favor of the suspension, a spokesperson for Duval County Schools told HuffPost.

Research personnel will take all appropriate and customary steps to ensure that data remain secure and that patient privacy and confidentiality are maintained.

At the time, it was customary to step down after two terms, and he did so, although Hobart biographer David Magie maintained that he was urged to seek re-election.

The customary first step after the retrieval of annotated genome sequences is the inference of homologous relationships using an algorithm such as BLAST [ 20].

First, only a limited number of plants were described in most cases, in contrast to the large number of events and subsequent breeding steps customary in a commercial program.

In 1999, after a decade as chairman, a customary tenure, Mr. Velella stepped down to take another leadership position in the Senate.