"But the Agency had done its homework and knew the Iranian border authorities habitually made no attempt to reconcile documents.
Many travellers loiter at the city's railway station, where police habitually remove them as they attempt to board trains.
These authors point out that physicians habitually approach medical problems by attempting to determine the indications for or against medical intervention.
Some cases involve attempted blackmail, where courts habitually protect the interests of victims, however prominent or naughty.
Non-bluffing (aposematic) displays occur in mammals which possess powerful defences such as spines or stink glands, and which habitually warn off potential predators rather than attempting escape by running.
The United States, which habitually defends Israel in the council, said the attempt to run the blockade by sea had been ill-advised.
The United States, which habitually defends Israel in the council, said that the attempt to run the blockade by sea was ill advised.
DSPD is not always accompanied by a difficulty in falling asleep unless individuals attempt to fall asleep outside the hours of their habitually delayed bedtime.
The current nine, appointed by the last military government, have habitually voted with the opposition, blocking, among other things, several attempts to reform the constitution and abolish these seats.
The coup attempt against Gorbachev produced no gloating comments from Vietnam's habitually cautious leaders, but it must have provoked a few knowing thoughts of "I told you so". Likewise, Gorbachev's survival seems to stiffen Hanoi's resolve to go its own way.
And yet emotions have also often been deliberately excluded from, or habitually suppressed within, many geographical discourses, especially those which understand geography as an attempt to provide objective, narrowly scientific, and quantitative models of the world.
