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.
The appellate court reversed, noting that "there are no principles of law which allow a court to rule out certain tortious [i.e. liability-causing] conduct by reason of general roughness of the game or the difficulty of administering it," and that "[t]he general customs of football do not approve the intentional punching or striking of others".
"It just kind of eats away at the general public custom," he said.
Following the general Renaissance custom, Locke defined an idea as a mental entity: "whatever is the object of the understanding when a man thinks".
As Bradley says, for each child, learning to speak the language "carries into his mind the ideas and sentiments of the race É and stamps them in indelibly" This child also observes and comes to participate in the practices of the society: he "grows up in an atmosphere of example and general custom" (Ethical Studies, p. 172).
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.
In general, custom made stems are used for their shape which is designed in line with the patient's hip morphology [ 23].
We want to make it a general custom for every surgeon to send us tissue from his cases at once just as he sends it to his own laboratory.
Prussia then sought to break up the local customs unions and attach them to a general customs union, the Zollverein.
Exports, too, continued their losing streak from July, dropping by 6.4% year-on-year in October to $192.41bn as foreign demand languished, according to figures from the general administration of customs.
