Sentence examples similar to habitual duties from inspiring English sources
And now this stance had become habitual, almost a duty.
We define absenteeism as a habitual pattern of absence from a duty or obligation, including both a fair pattern such as health workers' leave, and a separate and managerially-addressable pattern such as health workers attending training, collecting salaries, supplies or drugs.
Delegates' minds were, he said, "circumscribed within narrow limits by an habitual belief that it was our duty to be subordinate to the mother country in all matters of government" ([Au]: 5).
The EU has a three-month rule for migrants from EU countries - after three months it is the national authorities' duty to screen them with a "habitual residence test".
For example, a child may not want her parents to know about a pregnancy test result or habitual drug use, but this desire could conflict with legal duties of parental access to health information that compel a researcher to disclose such information.
The article then examines confidentiality issues in the ED, including protecting medical records, the duty to warn, reportable conditions, telephone inquiries, media requests, communication among health care professionals, habitual patient files, the use of patient images, electronic communication, and information about minor patients.
Not the habitual shopper.
Growing similar, habitual.
