(e) To point to variations in cultural expectations and treatment of children, including local customs and practices that should be respected, except where they contravene the rights of the child

Common law does not impose any form requirement on signatures.

I can't get used to begging. I'm sick of everything.

It killed me to take a handout. I ain't used to it.

Better get used to it, my little friend.

(e) Developing knowledge on dietary habits and health as well as the factors that determine dietary habits.

Well, as you say, old habits die hard.

I'm not accustomed to it.

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

It's just a habit. It's nonsense really.

The compatibility of a reservation with the object and purpose of the treaty was a customary norm, although it was not a peremptory norm of international law.

But what I'm saying is although we're kind of used to a magnet just like we're used to gravity, just like gravity is also fairly mysterious when you really think about what it is, so is magnetism.

Either that or start talking, too.

(c) That the rule contained in a particular treaty be required to possess the status of customary international law.

To this end, it might be useful to compile and analyse customary law, with a view to examining the extent to which it harmonizes with national legislation.

That landmark resolution is a challenge to us all, for it requires a fundamental change in procedure, delivery, attitudes and habits.

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

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

A good policy.

A habit.

Stop teaching bad habits.

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

I'm used to it.

C. Customary law

You'll have to get used to that.

He's used to it.

Oh...force of habit.

I'm used to that.

You'll get used to all this.

I'm afraid he's used to that.

I'm used to it by now.

In humanity... in a way,

I'm used to it.

Force of habit.

Just have to get used to it, my darling.

In a bit. Takes time to get used to things, doesn't it?

An explanation of State practice and customary law on given questions was very much needed.

I'm not used to an office. I'm used to a portable and a soft rocker.

Unexpected versus habitual.

I'm used to staying up late at night.

You'll get used to it.

You will get used to it.

I'm used to staying up late.

He is used to talking back.

Yes.