Sentence examples for outside of customary from inspiring English sources

However, mobility is now happening in new ways that require not only large amounts of money but new forms of knowledge and connections outside of customary reciprocity networks.

The code is simple: Any contact, even just communication between a man and a woman outside of customary wedlock is considered a breach of the honour of the woman's family, and gives it the right to seek bloody revenge.

Bottom line: pants have become more acceptable as a choice -- for lesbian and straight brides alike -- and this year's runway options demonstrated more willingness to embrace a diverse expression of style and orientation outside of the customary gown and bride-groom pairing.

The West Kiang province of The Gambia is a subsistence agricultural society where the majority of time is spent outside and customary dress does not restrict sunshine exposure to arms and face [16].

On the one hand, it is unfortunate that Obama cannot speak with his customary eloquence and thoughtfulness (outside of his books) on an issue most Americans wish they understood a little better.

But the dynamic of customary habit seems to have prevailed.

Practitioners need to be aware of customary practices of the ethnocultural groups that they work with, while simultaneously recognizing the variation within not everyone follows customary practices, individuals may pick and choose which customary guidelines they follow.

Practitioners need to be aware of customary practices of the ethnocultural groups that they work with, while simultaneously recognizing the variation within not everyone follows customary practices, or individuals may pick and choose which customary guidelines they follow.

The 1998 Recognition of Customary Marriages Act permitted marriages solemnised only through customary or traditional laws to be recognised as legal marriages.

Indigenous (customary) laws are not static by nature and South African constitutional jurisprudence has categorically confirmed this non-static, evolving, nature of customary law (49).

Many of these same principles of adaptive management form the core of customary governance systems.