Examples of using Customary in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Are subject to customary conditions.
As was Customary for a prince, Siddhartha was offered beautiful maidens to entertain him with music
It is customary to delineate the site in the eastern and southern part of Jerusalem during the Second Temple period,
The approach of customary international law is that"civilians" are those who are not"combatants" see§50(1)
This design was customary with aristocratic families at the time of the Roman Empire between the first century BC up until the fourth century AD.
The approach of customary international law is that"civilians" are persons who are not"combatants"(see article 50(1)
There are societies and nations where it is customary to give a mother to rest,
In the wide area between those two possibilities, one finds the"gray" cases, about which customary international law has not yet crystallized.
I thought it was customary to mark the day of one's birth With celebration among family and friends.
Customary international humanitarian law prohibits the attacking,
At that time it was customary that the bread was not sweet
In the considerable distance between these two extremes lie the‘grey' areas, where customary international law has not yet been formulated.
as is customary when prisoners get out of jail and all of the relatives gather at the prisoner's house in his honor.
It follows that the judicial scrutiny of the content of customary international law with regard to the question before us is comprehensive and complete.
The School has a strong research profile in a number of areas including environmental law and policy, customary law and land law…[-].
inhabit a mortal form, he is still a god and thus cannot be defeated by customary means.
parts of article 51(3) of The First Protocol express customary international law.
Gleaning has been a customary right to farm products in Europe and elsewhere since the Middle Ages.
I believe it's customary to ask after the health of one recently plugged three times.
Indeed, I am willing to presume- without ruling on the matter- that there is no such prohibition in customary international law.