Sentence examples for general customs from inspiring English sources

The general customs of football do not approve the intentional punching or striking of others.

Prussia then sought to break up the local customs unions and attach them to a general customs union, the Zollverein.

General customs already known throughout society do not require much extra publicity from the law, and the law can easily draw on such customs.

They testified that the intentional striking of a player in the face or from the rear is prohibited by the playing rules as well as the general customs of the game.

The evidence at the trial uniformly supported the proposition that the intentional striking of a player in the head from the rear is not an accepted part of either the playing rules or the general customs of the game of professional football.

Back then, the media was operating under the same general customs and traditions that had been in place for decades.

Across almost three decades of travel I've often noted the general custom; I've inflicted it on myself.

It is not fair to say that there was a general custom among coastwise carriers so to equip their tugs.

At its least gracious can be cited the more general custom of giving the vendeuses ten per cent on all gowns they have sold — when and if ever the gowns are paid for.

In general, custom filters should be developed for each domain in order to conform to the information in the project archive and the searching preferences of users.

Cornelius Cossus (400 B.C ., and according to Niebuhr was then designed as a compensation to those who served with their own horses; it did not become the general custom till some time afterwards.