Yet his predilection to use force, as demonstrated in the past, is sure to be tested.
And deterrence is critical, especially given the apparent human predilection to obey orders.
One imagines that, given Walken's predilection to dwell on his own self-destruction, growing older may not have been easy.
Other young people admit that the stigma of their disease exacerbated their teenage predilection to risk-taking behaviour.
Readers either will or won't share Posner's predilection to trust the government in dire-seeming times; there is certainly much to be said on the other side.
But India's fast-clip economy is now beginning to show signs of a slowdown, in turn tamping the country's newfound predilection to spend.
On his campaign plane on Wednesday, as he flew from Austin to Palm Springs, Calif., he said the vice president was demonstrating a predilection to "stretch the truth".
Novela, the nine-piece band he presented at the Jazz Gallery on Sunday night, takes this predilection to its logical extreme.
And while there's a predilection to alcoholism that paves the way for addiction, Wilder-Taylor does agree that there's some mileage in looking at the triggers.
Despite courting controversy with its predilection to torque steer, a good proportion of the 4501 built still survive; one of them can be yours for about £7000.
Pramipexol is a non-ergotic dopaminergic agonist, with predilection to dopaminergic D-2 receptors [23, 24].
