Sentence examples for habitually resident from inspiring English sources

"The mother opposes the father's application asserting that [the child] never became habitually resident in Australia".

These benefits have to be offered without discrimination to all E.U. citizens who are "habitually resident" in a country.

The habitually resident test is currently loosely defined, but it appears Duncan Smith would like to change this.

He added: "In my judgement he is habitually resident in this country and in these circumstances the court has jurisdiction over him".

He was told he was not, under the new benefits rules, considered habitually resident in the UK and would have to wait three months before claiming JSA.

However, the order leaves room for some dispute, as it forbids the removal of anyone "habitually resident" in an insecure province.

A good many of the capital's residents habitually deplored it as an irredeemably sinful place -- though as missionaries from the heartland they took no blame for its corruptions.

Those same balconies became a negative focal point in 1673, when King Carlos II decreed that shopkeepers could raise tarpaulins above their stalls to fend off the raw sewage that the residents habitually tossed from the windows above.

Although habitually dismissive of the UK, this US resident can still enjoy something uniquely British and precious that is unavailable in his adopted home: libel laws that allow the wealthy and vengeful to censor public discourse.

As Raffi Khatchadourian noted in his Profile of the artist, from 2011, JR is often drawn to places whose residents' humanity and individuality are habitually ignored or subsumed in political rhetoric: Tunisia, Iran, Palestine, the favelas of Rio de Janeiro.

Residents were asked if they never chewed tobacco, habitually chewed it in the past or habitually chewed it currently.