There is a growing inclination to regard the EU as a "piggybank".
Photograph: Dan Chung With all newspaper launches there's an inclination to regard the beginning as the end.
This Alice-in-Wonderland propensity, this inclination to regard fiction as a dynamic creation and the reader as a mutable participant, may provide a key to reading Munro.
A significant change is the a administration's inclination to regard our unity with the leading NATO powers as less important than being on the winning side in the General Assembly.
There seems to have been an inclination to regard artistic talent as passing from father to son, or from mother to daughter when appropriate; but, in cases in which this was true, society's concept of the role of the artist probably played a bigger role than heredity.
Benevolence done from friendly inclination he regards as "unlimited" (a term subject to different interpretations, but meaning at least "having no boundaries in potential scope"), whereas beneficence from duty does not place unlimited demands on persons.
Rather, the core issue is the demonstrated difference across the studied groups regarding inclination to treat the patient depending upon her smoking status.
Some authors reported that the individual anatomy of the humerus is maintained regarding inclination angle, offset, and version (Levy and Copeland 2001, Thomas et al. 2005, Copeland 2006, Burgess et al. 2009).
Some authors have reported that the individual anatomy of the humerus is maintained regarding inclination angle, offset, and version (Levy and Copeland 2001, Thomas et al. 2005, Copeland 2006, Burgess et al. 2009).
The world may never see them, given the Obama administration's inclination toward unnecessary secrecy regarding its national security policy.
