It noted: "[T]his government has displayed a penchant for secondary legislation.
THE newest member of this country's old-boy billionaires' club displays a penchant for frosted lipsticks and high heels.
He also displays a penchant for irreverent humour, with the inclusion of Spike Milligan's comic novel Puckoon, and the entire oeuvres of Viz and Private Eye.
The responses that did not depict overweaning absorption with one's own survival alone displayed a penchant for embracing the insipid and meaningless.
McNair was an anomaly when he came to the N.F.L., displaying a penchant for running that later became a trademark of Michael Vick's.
It was designed by the architect John Friedman (of John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects), who previously displayed a penchant for plastic and metal in designing the Santa Monica nightspot Club Sugar.
As he often did in leading the Mexican League in scoring, Gomez again displayed a penchant for second-half theatrics as he made a final bid for the World Cup roster.
While the Hitchcock heroine's public persona may more usually be associated with the Hermès Sac à dépêches, renamed the "Kelly" bag, it was during family time that she displayed a penchant for Pringle's classics.
A native of Des Moines and a graduate of the University of Iowa, where he earned B.A. and M.B.A. degrees in less than four years, Mr. Killinger displayed a penchant for doing deals before he ever got to Washington Mutual.
But age clearly has its benefits for a writer like Hoban, who, in times of greater stamina, displayed a penchant for wandering off course and leaving himself (and his readers) stranded in a lush, obscure semantic wilderness.
