But, unless the constitution is more to its liking, it says it will urge its many supporters to reject it in the referendum.
Even so, the level of spicing in the food was not wholly to its liking, perhaps because it is not sweet enough to counteract the chillies.
Attorney General Eric Holder and Defense Secretary Robert Gates have reacted with alarm to the idea that Congress can begin controlling prosecutorial decisions by withholding funds for particular activities it finds not to its liking.
Having benefited so much from the post-war global order, most Japanese share Abe's view that China's efforts to replace it with one more to its liking is both unwise and dangerous for Asia.
Outside North America it is subject to hunting for food or because of its liking for rice, and persecution means that it is now rare in Madagascar.
It is appropriate, because Bollywood, with its liking for ingenuous fantasy and romance, has often seemed to me to resemble in style nothing so much as a late Shakespeare play.
Lawless sequences could for example be created by the repeated throw of a coin, or by asking the creating subject to choose the successive numbers of the sequence one by one, allowing it to choose any number to its liking.
So while SmackDown would likely improve considerably by airing live on Tuesdays, keeping it on Thursdays is the WWE's way of ensuring that it can edit the show to its liking, whether that's good or bad for its fans.
As for a mini-treaty, it will struggle to get a document to its liking.
Until World War II, Britain ran international finance to its liking, and Americans were thirsting to chop it down to size.
And it has banned customers that win too often for its liking.
