Sentences with phrase «most traditional custom»

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(CNN)- Showing that modernity might, just might, find its place even in a world predisposed to the most traditional of customs, in walks FaceGlat: an ultra-Orthodox Jewish answer, at least for some, to Facebook.

Corbyn's traditional Bennite Euroscepticism was nothing new, but many progressives found his failure to resist May's hardline stance on the single market and customs union shocking, particularly as the poorest in society stand to suffer the most.

Most Weddings these days also offer little sweets in addition to the traditional cake, and our custom made little oreo - gems with our blue / grey tones in a marbled watercolor effect were the perfect touch!

Perhaps most impressive is the custom - made, period - authentic chassis and traditional leaf - spring suspension that really makes it look like a brass - era car.

If you meet that requirement, there's one additional note: Most Samsung devices are not compatible with traditional Android boot animation files such as this one, so this won't work on any Galaxy devices unless you're running an AOSP - based custom ROM.

In addition, Monday's report also supported previous rumors that this year's iPhones will remove the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack, most probably in favor of wireless earbuds built on a custom Bluetooth radio chip.

The evidence over this period did not, in Justice Mansfield's view, point to continued observance of most of the Larrakia traditional laws and customs.73 Later evidence of cultural revitalisation was not sufficient to overcome the break in continuity of observance.74

These requirements impose the burden of determining continuity of existence of their native title rights and interests upon the applicants at least by inference or extrapolation from various kinds of evidence... If by accident of history and the pressure of colonisation there has been dispersal of a society and an interruption of its observance of traditional law and custom, then the most sincere attempts at the reconstruction of that society and the revival of its law and custom seem to be of no avail.

As to the second of the questions identified (requiring identification of the nature and extent of the entitlement which the indigenous inhabitants enjoyed), the primary judge said that» [t] he most credible source of information concerning the traditional laws and customs of the area» was to be found in Curr's writings.

«The most credible source of information concerning the traditional laws and customs of the area... is to be found in Curr's writings... The oral testimony of the witnesses from the claimant group is a further source of evidence but being based upon oral tradition passed down through many generations extending over a period in excess of two hundred years, less weight should be accorded to it than to the information recorded by Curr.»

If Indigenous people are unable to be compensated for the loss of rights and interests they have in land, under their traditional laws and customs, in the shadows of Uluru, the most iconic of Aboriginal sacred sites, where will they be compensated?