He debates with the Buddha, telling him that, according to Māhavīra (Nigaṇṭha Nātaputta), a man's fate or karma is decided by what he does habitually.
That same day he quit, he stopped at Little Tokyo Market Place, where he'd shopped for fish for La Morenita, and decided to ask about the habitually changing food court space that would soon turn into Bad Son Tacos.
"We were going to take over a company that was habitually in the red, and make them a considerable payment, and they just decided to ignore that," Mr. Scher said.
They decided on a strategy of portraying Wilde as a depraved older man who habitually enticed naive youths into a life of vicious homosexuality to demonstrate that there was some public interest in making the accusation openly, ostensibly to warn off other youths who might otherwise have become entrapped by Wilde.
What if the third world war breaks out?" We agree that in the case of a new law criminalising actions I habitually perform, third world war or imminent comet impact, a family conference will be held where it is decided whether I should be informed.
The RNLI said the period of lifeguard cover on any beach is decided after the charity carries out risk assessments at the request of the local authority or private beach owner and looks at factors such as the number of people who habitually use the beach at certain times and the proximity to other rescue services.
As confidence in the team ebbed away and performances went from bad to worse, the Old Trafford hierarchy decided two months ago that they would have to abandon their rhetoric about putting in place a new dynasty and turn to the shortlist of elite hired guns who are habitually touted for the top jobs around Europe.
The last section asked the physicians whether they habitually respond to surveys and what made them decide to respond to this particular survey if such was the case.
On the one hand, as chairman, with the privilege of deciding who gets to read first, he habitually, annoyingly, picks himself.
Little more than a decade removed from the days when Russians habitually looked to the state to do everything and decide everything, Ms. Galchenko and her husband say now that they want nothing more from their government than to be left alone.
In addition to heuristics, people may attempt to consider all possible options and features (make a so-called rational decision) or decide intuitively or nearly automatically (i.e., habitually).
