Sentence examples for differing customs from inspiring English sources

Differing faiths have differing customs and views surrounding end-of-life decisions and care.

Because Islam merged everywhere with differing customs, and ultimately merged with different forms of modernity or archaism, many aspects of the Quran simply could not be equally applied.

The second reply addresses why the various regional churches had differing customs and liturgies, and what Augustine should do when he encounters these differences.

No 10 then argued that that EU had only ruled out collecting UK duties and tariffs at its border, and it would be necessary to have other reciprocal financial systems with the EU to refund businesses in the event that there were differing customs arrangements between Britain and the 27-country bloc.

The tradition of the public bath has since spread around the world, adapting to evolving cultures and social norms with differing customs and etiquette for each destination.

The empire was a vast congeries of peoples and races with differing religions, customs, and languages, and the emperors were content to let them live their own lives.

To speak of a unitary "Indian culture" in a nation with multiple languages, religions, castes, classes and urban and rural populations with differing regional customs is, Nussbaum observes, as silly as imagining an "American culture" with a single set of norms.

The higher rates of sexual coercion found in the current study may possibly be attributable to differing social customs and cultural background.

On March 5, 1681, one day after receiving his royal charter for Pennsylvania, William Penn wrote that he believed God would make his colony "the seed of the nation". Penn wanted his Pennsylvania to be a land where people of differing languages and customs could live together, where men and women could worship as they pleased, where men could participate fully in their government.

The optional fare in the baskets is surprisingly varied, reflecting regional customs and differing degrees of assimilation.

Representation of chemical knowledge in an ontology allows it to be harnessed in a generic fashion from within diverse ontology-based applications which also utilise knowledge from other domains (a core requirement for whole-scale systems biology), while to make use of cheminformatics algorithms and toolkits requires custom software, differing from the software used in other domains.