Before the passage of the 1935 National Labor Relations Act, courts habitually struck down laws reforming the workplace by following common-law doctrine -- that the "master-servant" relationship could not be interfered with through legislation.
Greenlay and McGinniss recently picked up one girl, a thin, sallow‐faced 15‐year‐old from North Carolina, whose drunken father had habitually cursed and struck her and once pulled a gun and fired at her.
In False Bay, great whites habitually hunt seals from below, striking at speeds reaching 10 metres per second; often this launches them clear of the water.
Does this mean that those of us who habitually heel-strike, as I do, should change our form?
Characterize plantar loading parameters when habitually rear foot strike (RFS) runners change their pattern to a non-rear foot strike (NRFS).
His pronouncements are music to the ears of large swaths of the press who paint teachers as lazy, leftwing reprobates, who habitually go on strike and snooze their way through long summer holidays (which Gove, inevitably, wants rid of).
One day, the blues singer Steve Miller, newly arrived in the Bay Area, struck up a conversation with Meyer, who habitually complained about the tinny sound that accompanied rock-and-roll spectacles of the era.
Venice is habitually characterized as timeless, and New York too, the Never Finished City, strikes me as essentially permanent.
Merkel, long criticised as a ditherer on the euro crisis who habitually leaves everything to the last minute, appears to be in a hurry to strike a deal.
"We showed that members of the track team who habitually run with a forefoot strike have less than half the injury rate of the ones who rear-foot strike," Lieberman said.
