Oh, she spoils me.

Chawing tobacco is a nasty habit.

Bad rap, hard to beat.

You must rid yourself of bad habits.

D'you think it's good? It's a sin to splash milk.

That looks to me like real bad manners.

That's a bad habit.

You keep spoiling her, Ilya.

Almost nothing nothing but a habit, a bad habit.

You don't drink... no bad habits at all?

I know. It's a very bad habit of mine.

One acquires bad habits so easily.

She had too many bad habits. Got on my nerves.

Stop teaching bad habits.

Well, you know we don't love each other anymore. We're just habits bad habits.

Allowances teach kids the wrong habits.

(b) War crimes namely, violations of the laws or customs of war.

Here everybody's got a bad habit Everything's urgent.

He says that I'm spoiled and selfish and pampered and thoroughly insincere.

You've spoiled the keenness of your mind by wallowing in sentimentality.

To speak much is a bad habit also in the monastery.

Reading worthless items is a bad habit I picked up in prison.

No, this is what should be taught the good living, the good habits, which are just as hard to break as bad habits.

She petted and she pampered him until he was spoiled rotten.

In fact, this type of imposed housing breaks down traditional relations and the customs of the community.

Hookie'll be tipping you off about my bad habits when I flew my broad pennant in Exeter.

He described such incidents as matters for indignation, aimed at undermining the customary understanding of diplomatic privileges and immunities.

Poverty can be made history only if the bad habits of autocracy and corruption are replaced with democracy, good governance and accountability.

But the realist in me knows otherwise about what can help good behavior spread. As a taxpayer, I would rather pay to foster other people s good behavior than pay more for the consequences of their bad behavior.

Well, as you say, old habits die hard.

I'm not accustomed to it.

The third one is important because if we think people get used to handouts, it might destroy markets to distribute free bed nets.

You'll get used to that. You'll have to.

Needless to say that music is the number one prevention against prostitution, violence, bad habits, and everything degrading in the life of a child.

But it s hard to break our habits, our adult habits.

I shouldn't even bother changing the sheets, but old habits die hard.

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inertia

It doesn't agree.

A good policy.

I'm used to it.

A habit.

So people do not get used to handouts they get used to nets.

Prison and non custodial issues sentencing policy and practice with regard to recidivism

In that context it was suggested that good practices would be a more appropriate wording than best practices .