Sentence examples for customary written from inspiring English sources

Especially for the conduct of the CHAIN-ER project, we received permission of the Ministry of Justice (Privacy Helpdesk) that oral informed consent for the exchange of information with other health care professionals will suffice in stead of the customary written informed consent.

I say line, because it was not a spoken remark but a phrase contained in the customary written note from the outgoing chief secretary to the incoming one, who happened – for what turned out to be a very short time – to be the Liberal Democrat David Laws.

And with vague language like "customary fees" written into the law, the law essentially allows health care providers to bill at the top end of their fee structure, leaving patients without recourse.

And next year's presidential election in France looks, at least for now, as if it will be contested by two of the more reform-minded members of the main parties, the Socialists' Ségolène Royal and the centre-right UMP's Nicolas Sarkozy.This may sound Pollyanna-ish, since it is now customary to write off the German and Italian governments as disappointments.

It is customary to write the structure of peptides in such a way that the free α-amino group (also called the N terminus of the peptide) is at the left side and the free carboxyl group (the C terminus) at the right side.

It is customary to write the kvitel on a blank, unlined piece of paper.

In the weeks between the funeral and Pius XII's election Walpole, with his customary fluency, wrote much of his book Roman Fountain, a mixture of fact and fiction about the city.

If you end up with both type of allele, it's customary to write the dominant allele first (write Ff, not fF).

Whether it is a creative codification or a reduction of customary law to written form continues to be debated.

To use an Afghan adage: he may have soaked a hundred heads but he has yet to shave one.Siddarth DevaOxfordThe long and short of itSIR – Churchill's pithy and pertinent observations on short words may apply perfectly adequately in customary verbal and written exchanges ("Out with the long", October 9th).

The panels read from the "right-most side"—right to left as is customary in Japanese written language.