They claim that a late-round pick is being unfairly downgraded because of character issues: he will stop habitually running over Watch for Children signs near kindergartens as soon as he has a seven-figure contract to emotionally ground him.
Stop habitually playing not to lose and procrastinating for fear of making mistakes.
But Italy's sustained economic downturn and the introduction by UEFA, European football's governing body, of rules to stop clubs habitually spending more than they earn, have been among the main reasons why a number of clubs have changed hands.
Researchers have figured out how to stop people from habitually overeating and biting their nails.
They habitually arrive at their first stop over, for feeding and resting, on the southwest coast of Norway, an area that also has a high concentration of poultry breeding flocks.
Whether Carr actually did rub elbows with those headline grabbers, all of whom stopped in Zurich at about the same time, isn't the point, and Stoppard, keen as he habitually is, gets around that by having the doddering, memory-challenged diplomat recall the possible incidents in flashback.
The parent union said other reasons for the trusteeship were that the local's financial reports were habitually filed late and that it had no plans to stop the depletion of its financial assets.
After all, he's as brazenly self-aggrandizing as Jolson could be, as delightfully hyper as Kaye often presented himself, as gifted and goofy at the piano as Borge habitually was, and as piano-rockin' as Lewis couldn't stop himself from being.
Last week, the habitually irresponsible lower house of Nigeria's national assembly voted to stop servicing the country's foreign debts.
Certainly the Football Association wants no truck with songs that reference 35 years of sectarian fighting, and phonecalls were made during the match to ask the England band to stop playing the tune in its repertoire that is habitually co-opted as an anti-IRA anthem.
