Sentence examples for customary title from inspiring English sources

ʿUmar also designated himself ʿamīr al-muʾminīn, "the commander of the faithful," which became an additional customary title for succeeding rulers.

When he is named, he will be known as "Prince of Wales," the customary title for sons of a Prince of Wales but not as high in status as that of his father.

Spanish law fully recognized the customary title of indigenous peoples.

Almost all of PNG is held under customary title, meaning that the land is owned by indigenous peoples and is administered in accordance with their local customs.

If both the husband and wife are pastors, you need to address both of them separately by the customary title of "The Reverend".

Apart from the possibility of acknowledging existing informal or customary titles, there are a number of options within the formal title.

As Liz Alden Wily pointed out on the Poverty Matters blog, many plots of land throughout Africa do not have individual ownership or well-recognised customary titles for collective ownership.

And he obtained all the customary titles pertaining to that office, and also a new one to indicate his wish to be democratic; for he was styled Chief of the Senate in accordance with the ancient practice.

It has become customary for title-winning teams to be feted at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave . but President Trump withdrew the defending NBA champions' invitation in September after Warriors stars Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant made it known they had no interest in partaking in such a visit.

Richard Rae Match report: Wasps 17-26 SAtacens Athisistagege of the season Leicester usually grow stronger and make their customary surge into title contention.

They have no title, only customary rights.