"It's the mindset of a system that habitually gives one party a majority of seats.
The huge wind and brass sections steal the foreground from the habitually warmer sonority of the strings, and the percussion section dominates over everything.
You can only claim social security benefits if you are working in another member state, or are a family member of someone working in another member state, or are habitually resident in that member state.
Sadly, bringing politics into disrepute, which is blamed for the irresistible rise of political disillusionment – and of which the belief that politicians are habitually lying is a basic ingredient – goes unpunished in too many ways to single out this case from the rest.
Caborn's habitually decent sentiments have mostly lacked solid action here, but in Leipzig he worked hard to secure a political approach of some sophistication.
One thing that could be held against her is that she is mean and habitually mistakes unkindness for strength, and displays a bullish lack of restraint for an inability to suffer fools.
Getting the balance right between the opportunities and the problems is not easy, and is made worse by sections of the press that habitually exaggerate the uniqueness of the alternatives facing the UK – but it is not impossible.
It is difficult to think of more serious possible misconduct by police officers, who are entrusted with the vitally important and habitually dangerous job of keeping people safe and protecting society from lawbreaking.
So that the significance of what had happened in Moscow should not be forgotten, he habitually began subsequent recitals with The Star-Spangled Banner.
The behavioural economist saw a user base accustomed to consuming music for free and now habitually disinclined to pay for it.
After all, the bloc voting that has for years subverted the event has habitually played in Ukraine's favour.
