High school should not be about résumé building, he said, but rather "allowing kids to develop their natural talents and inclinations and support those inclinations".
She's angered the Foreign Office, says the FT [paywalled link], by "dragging her feet" over a report about the benefits of migration, fearing the results might not support her inclination to impose tighter restrictions.
Accordingly, many propose that democratic institutions be designed to support the inclination to engage in moral and open-minded discussion with others (see the essays in Mansbridge 1990).
In Study 2, we investigated whether gesturing the concept of variation, while at the same time verbally describing a difference in means, might support students' inclination to coordinate both mean and variation in their thinking.
According to Bush's nephew Hermann Nöldeke, his mother supported this inclination.
The normal inclination to support First Amendment values, to not be censors, to support a robust conversation which leads to good democratic outcomes, is really upended by this.
Asked about President Obama's new policy taking a nuclear strike off the table as a response in some cases to a biological, chemical or cyber attack, Mr. Blumenthal first said he supported it, then said that his "inclination" was to support the president but that "I want to understand more about it".
Meanwhile, the Irish government had neither the money nor much inclination to support preservation.
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, has not shown any inclination to support an end to the strong dollar policy.
If the bank shows no inclination to support the currency it might only invite further (and perhaps heavier) selling.
He has instincts -- a "healthy distrust" for government, as he puts it, and an inclination to support business -- but he does not really display a fully formed ideology.
