After so long in prison, he says he now dislikes fixed appointments, and was startled at the sheer number of Gazans who have turned out to greet the former prisoners.
He thought the old system, whereby the Lord Chancellor tapped you on the shoulder and invited you to apply, had worked pretty well.He also disliked fixed sentences, insisting that judges should be able to exercise flexibility and discretion especially in murder cases, where he campaigned against the mandatory life term.
Ideological Someone with fixed ideas whom we dislike.
Shoppers in China are more open and interested in fashion, trends, newness and innovation than Americans and Europeans, who are more fixed in their likes and dislikes, according to Mr. Zegna.
Harvelle's Roadhouse a saloon frequented by demon hunters was dropped from the show in these episodes as well, as Kripke disliked the concept of having a fixed home for a road-based series.
The problem is that as much as Republicans dislike the ACA, it can't be fixed, improved or changed without Republican support.
Like design student Amos Dudley, I disliked my teeth and wanted to get them fixed.
Then, she fixed her perfectionist's eye on the blue-and-pink sapphire engagement ring and couldn't hide her dislike.
"I really disliked my job," he said, "and I never believed in the idea of getting a fixed wage.
Just because the companies are losing market share and have fixed costs that are so high they may prove to be unsustainable in the long term doesn't mean we dislike these automakers.
("Dutch scowled at me, fixed on his Peltor Red Domee' hearing protectors, ripped the cord on the chain saw so it started snarling... and walked with firm purpose to the snoozing object of his dislike").
