Ms McDowell indicated that the contemporary music programming would depend on the predilection of the orchestra's conductors.
2. Do not encourage the predilection of humans of all sizes to squeal and stick their hands directly in a dog's face.
Some attribute the British decline to the predilection of the well-heeled patrons of the top clubs to pass up homegrown talent to sign Argentine players.
But the intellectual culture of our citizens should be a primary part of our national well-being, not just the predilection of an eccentric elite.
Thanks to the armor of special interests and to the predilection of presidents to do things, Reagan left behind a much bigger federal enterprise than he inherited, including a whole new cabinet department (Veterans Affairs) and 60,000 more employees.
In fact, the Finns are often puzzled by the predilection of Britons for visiting during the winter, when you get three or four hours of daylight and temperatures hover in the minus-twenties.
The predilection of the mystical poets for the symbolism of the nightingale and rose (the red rose = God's perfect beauty; nightingale = soul; first used by Baqli [died 1206]) stems from the soul-bird symbolism.
The joke among insiders is that the initials of the International Monetary Fund actually stand for "it's mostly fiscal," a reference to the predilection of that organization to see all economic issues ultimately in terms of tax and expenditure policy.
They demonstrate the predilection of the common people to accent what appears to them as the miraculous and the supernatural, much as has been the case among many Roman Catholics and Eastern Christians in stories of their saints.
They tap into the predilection of food lovers for quality ingredients and flavours.
To study the predilection of jugular and subclavian vein thrombosis in patients going through assisted reproductive technology (ART).
