Sentence examples for through customary from inspiring English sources

Malawi's smallholder farmers work tiny plots they hold through customary land tenure.

The government acknowledged at Mr. Timimi's trial that it had conducted a small number of wiretaps on him through customary court warrants.

Articles by Chinese scholars on politically touchy subjects may be impossible to publish through customary channels here, he said, but "they are everywhere on the Internet".

China has sought through words and actions to extend its territorial claims beyond the 12-nautical-mile limit accepted through customary international law and codified by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

This section outlines how some IHL treaty's provisions are and others become universally binding through customary law.

The threshold choice, through customary or statistical criteria, is the key for the change interpretation [5, 6].

Here we have a tool – the municipal ordinance – devised as an extraordinary and emergency measure (and consequently issued through mayoral fiat without passing through the customary municipal decision-making procedures) being used instead as a means to establish ordinary regulations.

Mitchell follows through with her customary precision and it pays dividends: the dangers of discovery and death never disappear, and if the tension knots your stomach, Genet's sisters seem more entangled than ever.

At the end, it even goes through its customary ritual of hiding its excreta.

They hope the industry is only going through its customary first-quarter lull.

A walk through its customary home in Leicester Square is currently fraught with danger as construction workers gleefully create holes.