Sentence examples for the customary practice from inspiring English sources

In Germany, however, the customary practice is to retain employees while reducing their hours and their wages — a system known as Kurzarbeit.

The customary practice is for seven or eight trailers to precede the feature attraction, making for a 17-20 minute package; and Hollywood studios rely heavily on these ancillary marketing materials – both in cinemas, on TV and on the web.

But, in a highly unusual move, the company will not be adhering to the customary practice of simultaneously depositing its gene sequence data in a public repository freely available to all.

The customary practice was for each member of a team to be allotted a short run of episodes - perhaps three or four - for which they were solely responsible, as long as the story conformed to an agreed general plot.

But the court has signaled the importance of the case by having all 12 members of the court consider it, departing from the customary practice of using three-member panels to weigh appeals.

Herb Perone, a spokesman at Finra, said that following the customary practice of presidential appointees, Ms. Schapiro would not comment about the case while her confirmation proceedings were pending.

He became interested in ideas of magic found among Malays and in the customary practices and daily life of the aborigines living in the interior.

One of the customary practices in these nine days is the avoidance of meat: it's the way we commemorate the destruction of the Temple, where daily animal sacrifices were once brought.

Eckhart taught that "God's ground and the soul's ground is one ground," and the way to the realization of the soul's identity with God lay less in the customary practices of the religious life than in a new state of awareness achieved through radical detachment from all created things and a breakthrough to the God beyond God.

People, even teens, want and need "norms" because according to Oxford University professor Peyton Young, who Collier quotes, "People want to conform to the customary practices and ideals of their reference group because they will be stigmatized if they fail to do so".

But their acquisition belonged among the customary practices surrounding childbirth infant baptism, lying-in, and churching of postpartum women especially in wealthier circles during the late medieval period.