Sentence examples for same customs from inspiring English sources

Belgium and Luxembourg thereby had the same customs tariff and a single balance of payments since 1921.

Dutton said all incoming international flights, including private jets, were subject to the same customs and quarantine processes.

He continues: "We take fortuitous resemblances among us to be actual likeness, because those around us have fallen heir to the same customs, trade in the same coin, acknowledge, more or less, the same notions of decency and sanity.

That charge was rejected by the Danish government, which said Friday that its plans, to be implemented over the next three weeks, include only the same customs checks already in force in Sweden.

The European Union does not grant the same customs concessions to products made in settlements as it does to those made in Israel, a policy that has drawn Israeli protests.

We eat the same foods and share many of the same customs.' Jyoti Bhagat, who has been working at the 7-Eleven for a year, is a native of India and a resident of Merrick.

The new phone uses the same custom chip that's in the iPad; it's really, really fast.

Yes, Monsieur l'Anglais, the same custom exists here, and we pretend not to see, and hope, and then scream, in just the same way as Bess and Joan.

That the same custom prevailed in 6th-century India, particularly in the southeast, suggests that some of the early Funan and Chenla sculptures may have served the same function.

The live-like-a-blue-blood siren song of the Lauren brand vibrates extra loudly here, where the service achieves butler-level attentiveness ("Pardon me, my lady") and the hand-stitched leather banquettes are lined with plush throw pillows in the same custom plaid as the baby-doll dresses worn by the smiling hostesses.

Now a Chrysler and a coffee maker may share the same custom colour.