When she went to community meetings in places that had been habitually neglected by the city, she was presented with long lists of urgent needs that had gone unaddressed for years.
Many officers who may have habitually stopped people without cause still need to be convinced that they can legally detain a person only when they have reasonable suspicion that the person is committing, has committed or is about to commit a crime.
Habitually, a facilitator (also called moderator or coordinator depending on the authors) is needed in order to galvanise and manage the community.
Democratic operatives in the state recall that Clinton habitually called them before flying out, to catch up on gossip and learn whom he needed to see.
Your organization needs to ooze habitual (habitually ooze?) customer service excellence.
Those who are habitually positive may see themselves as having high social status that they need to preserve (leading to greater rejection in the face of inequity), whereas those of a negative disposition may see themselves as low in the social hierarchy and therefore will put up with unfair offers.
Countries that habitually run a trade surplus (Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Finland) need to mirror the reforms in deficit changes with policies to promote stronger domestic demand and a shift away from an emphasis on exporting industries.The transition to a more competitive economy will be painful.
Up to a point, said Mr. Fireman, who senses a far bigger market out there among drinkers who need something more than that first novelty kick of legal moonshine if they are to sip it habitually.
In the end he didn't need to, as the habitually reliable Red Bull lost drive after 41 laps.
Disability has been widely studied, particularly through the Global Burden of Disease Report; dependence, defined as 'the need for frequent human help or care beyond that habitually required by a healthy adult' [ 5], much less so.
In these traditional and less developed settings, where most older people live with their children and are routinely provided with support for both core and instrumental activities of daily living, it may be difficult to identify 'the need for frequent human help or care beyond that habitually required by a healthy adult'.
