Sentence examples for represent customary from inspiring English sources

Although the ethics declarations themselves are not binding legal documents, they arguably represent customary law – law based on an established pattern of behaviour that can be objectively verified within a specific field.

Official representatives were generally younger than persons representing the customary authority.

A Fisheries Management Plan (a) at the national level shall be approved by the Minister; (b) at the provincial level shall be approved by the Director and the Provincial Executive; and (c) at the community level shall be approved by the Provincial Executive and a management committee representing the customary rights holders.

Participants will be randomly allocated to either low dialysate [Na+] of 135 mM or conventional dialysate [Na+] of 140 mM for 12 months duration, interventions that represent poles of customary practice with respect to dialysate [Na+] prescription in New Zealand.

Participants will be randomly allocated to either lower dialysate [Na+] of 135 mM or higher dialysate [Na+] of 140 mM for 12 months duration, interventions that represent poles of customary practice with respect to dialysate [Na+] prescription in New Zealand.

After a year - 3 networks were established and municipalities are represented by 2 network participants - 4 annual network meetings were arranged and will be customary - 3 educational courses arranged for annually, 100 participants a year.

It is customary to represent cycloalkane rings as polygons, with the understanding that each corner corresponds to a carbon atom to which is attached the requisite number of hydrogen atoms to bring its total number of bonds to four.

During these studies, it is customary to represent bitumen and products of bitumen combustion by pseudo-components to describe the bitumen combustion reaction scheme in a way which not only describes the process reasonably well but also is easy to understand.

The remaining 22 behaviors showed cross-site variation in occurrence ranging from absent through to customary, representing to our knowledge, the first documented cases of traditions in this taxon and only the second case of multiple traditions in a New World monkey species.

The 5.1m hectares of customary-owned land represent 11% of the country and more than 16% of accessible commercial forests.

It is customary and useful to represent this information with a phase diagram.