Prison authorities seem to habitually delay or limit access of inmates to the prison hospital.
A 2012 Justice Department report found that rape of younger inmates by older prisoners was relatively common, and that guards habitually denied some prisoners access to medical care, while smuggling in weapons and drugs and having sexual relationships with others.
Moves by backbench MPs to defeat measures forcing ISPs to restrict or cut off their customers' internet access if they habitually download films or music illegally failed.
A good deal of Kahn's speculation about nuclear scenarios was based on information from Air Force intelligence, which is the only classified intelligence rand had access to, and which, not surprisingly, habitually overestimated Soviet strength.
I chose The New York Times because I want my students to habitually check creditable information, and because the free access to online content in The Times, via The Learning Network, makes it easy.
Being mostly part-time because of their access to civilian mentalities as well as skills, they are habitually under-sourced.
The story reappeared in May, 2016, when the Times published accounts from two women describing nonconsensual encounters with Trump, and then it flared fully back to life in October of that year, with the "Access Hollywood" tape, a recording of a 2005 conversation in which Trump bragged about habitually committing sexual assault.
All members habitually cheat.
Designers habitually copy nature.
Some people do it habitually.
