Tribes, though habitually opposed to authority, had been brought under control and remained relatively quiet after 1932.
Unfortunately, the oil industry habitually opposes the creation of such citizens' councils.
They've habitually opposed the communications rights of real people, prioritizing instead the monopoly-minded views of companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon.
Sometimes we habitually react to underlying emotions.
In an ideal democracy, everyone would be free to make propaganda and free to oppose propaganda habitually through peaceful counterpropaganda.
Netanyahu habitually claimed that his extremist right-wing partners oppose the creation of a Palestinian state under any circumstances and that his government would collapse if he were to actively pursue the idea, as if he could not form a new government with the left and center parties who are committed to a two-state solution.
For me, when I started to become more aware of how I was using food to mask feelings, I noticed that I started eating differently because I was more aware of how things tasted, how hungry I actually was, and what foods I was really craving, as opposed to those that I was habitually drawn to because they had become emotional crutches in my life.
To contemporary jihadists, Saddam Hussein is another in a line of dangerous secularists, an enemy of the faith who refuses to rule by Shariah and has habitually murdered Sunni and Shiite religious leaders in Iraq who might oppose his regime.
Below is a brief excerpt in which Dave and Wendy describe the impact of leaders who listen, learn and build up their colleagues by inviting ideas, as opposed to leaders who lead at the expense of colleagues by habitually demonstrating indifference to employees or finding fault with others in order to heroize themselves.
"The mother opposes the father's application asserting that [the child] never became habitually resident in Australia".
In the introduction to his biography of Leonardo, he writes that "it is the task of this book to try to recover something of Leonardo the man – that is, Leonardo the real man, who lived in real time and ate real bowls of soup, as opposed to Leonardo the superhuman, multi-disciplinary 'Universal Man' with whom we are more habitually presented".
