Sentence examples for customs and interpretations from inspiring English sources

In addition to this written Torah, or "Law," there were also unwritten laws or customs and interpretations of them, carried down in an oral tradition over many generations, which acquired the status of oral Torah.

Life After Partition investigates what happened in the province of Sindh and in Karachi, its major port city, in southeastern Pakistan, after the partition of India in 1947, when vast numbers of people of different languages, religious customs and interpretations, rituals, ethnicity, and regional place of origin both moved into and out of the area.

Law of war is defined by custom, treaties and interpretations by international tribunals, such as the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Launched in 2008 and also focused on cancer, N-of-One works with medical providers and diagnostic companies to deliver custom profiles and interpretations of each patient's tumor.

"A real time signal transformation based on a user constructed FIR filter" A user is given the ability to draw a transfer function on a touchscreen interfaced with the PIC, a custom interpolation and interpretation algorithm is used to understand the essential pass and stop bands of the users transfer function.

A real-time alert system was also introduced in 2006 to provide custom DYCAST reports and interpretations for counties experiencing rapidly increasing or elevated levels of high-risk areas (8 ).

And interpretations matter.

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Unlike many other countries, the UK does not have a written constitution - procedures in Parliament are dictated instead by longstanding customs and traditions, which can be open to interpretation.

This study highlights the importance of improvements in the multilingual elderly healthcare considering the dynamics of organizational routines, organizational cultural awareness and individual cultural health knowledge, beliefs and customs when formulating interpretation practice to improve individual-centred healthcare for elderly migrants.

It flies a flag, sets up internal police to govern its subjects' adherence to its interpretation of Islamic laws and customs, and maintains financial viability through the control of seized oil assets.