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At the age of 20, wearing a jeans jumper, I moved about on campus, my face blushing the moment I had the inclination to make an utterance.

Despite his inclination to be a farmer, John Adam's schooling prepared him for college and a career in the Ministry.

Despite Andrew Jackson's inclination to be a strong President, Democrats as a rule believed in limited government.

But Elizabeth, who had not the least inclination to remain with them , laughingly answered.

Aristotle did not speak of a conscience in all, nor of a universal natural inclination to virtue, as did Aquinas.

Meanwhile, the inclination to leave the environment aside at the early stages is a huge mistake.

Labor contract legislation should proceed from the inclination to understand the protection of its legislative purpose.

Hu emphasized that China would only support steps that enhanced dialogue and did not suggest any inclination to embrace Mr. Bush's idea.

But girls rarely seem to have either the chance or the inclination to get plugged in these games.

Demonstrating the ability, and the inclination, to write well is a rough equivalent to showing up in a black Mercedes.

First, because AMD is a company of individuals who have passions and a moral and social inclination to help.

DO you know, " said Franz, " I have a very great inclination to judge for myself of the truth or exaggeration of your eulogies.

Where it does hold direct stakes, it has so far shown little inclination to interfere in the running of companies.

i shall always be your sincere friend , without any inclination to nearer intimacy , when you become my sister.

The inclination to keep steps with the in-coming fashion is human nature and must be considered as a social right.

These adjectives mean having or marked by an inclination to talk.

In talking over their route the evening before, Mrs. Gardiner expressed an inclination to see the place again.

I was drafted into the Army at the end of my junior year and, after four years in the service, had no inclination to return to finish.

Secretive, Having or marked by an inclination to secrecy; Not open, forthright, or frank.

Most people don't have time (or inclination) to try to figure out what a website is for if it's not immediately apparent to them.

Petro- China, however, one of the country's most powerful companies, has shown no inclination to fashion a public message.

For those who have no inclination to steal, the truly precious is at hand.

In terms of geopolitical power, China has neither the clout nor the inclination to challenge America.

Subject has an intrinsic inclination to keep linguistic awareness structure in a stable state, that is, in the state of equilibrium.

Therefore, the inclination to the departmental benefit should be prevented and overcome in local legislation.

He showed no inclination to leave.

But many left-wing friends never forgave his apostasy , doubtless reinforcing his inclination to keep the outside world at a safe distance.

"Man's capacity for justice makes democracy possible, but man's inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary" (Reinhold Niebuhr).

Pause. Was your inclination to say yes, even though there's a voice deep down saying "no. "

Schools that lack the cash or inclination to set up a campus abroad have other options.

The knowledge and methods of science are of little importance if there is no inclination to use them properly .

But distressingly, peasants, like pandas, show little inclination to reproduce themselves.

As adults, children of this generation lack the inclination to support their parents.

By means of improvement measures, which are: decrease the cutting edge inclination to 1.

Those personal connections help to override the natural inclination to avoid self- immolation.

The company has shown no inclination to assist the Chinese, forcing a buyer to acquire shares in the open market.

The combination offers great strength of will and an inclination to dig hard and deep into your interests.

Third, the social support types between high and low inclination to depression students are significantly dif.

The defensive reason for the plan is Russia's inclination to use energy as a lever.

They showed little inclination to try conclusions with escaping raiders.

As such, we believe management teams will show greater inclination to accommodate worker demands.

Fight your natural inclination to dislike yourself, and start to appreciate your unique and special look.

Individual investors have showed a similar inclination to take funds offshore and keep them there.

A feeling of self-worth is a person's inclination to be acknowledged and accepted.

He has a natural inclination to look at business performance and seek improvements, " stated Larry Schwartz, President and COO of Okuma. "

stranguria with fever, floating pulse, inclination to drinking due to thirst and difficult urine.

natural inclination to write incomplete sentences by punctuating some adverbial clauses or phrases into sentences.

Social Power: Powerful people are used to relative abundance and have an increased inclination to pursue potential rewards.

This results in fear of making errors or wrong decisions, emotional guardedness*, inclination to worry and cautiousness .

After replying to the old man' s greeting he showed no inclination to continue in talk.

But neither Congress nor, alas , the Obama administration is showing any inclination to act.

Barack Obama has an inclination to step back from America's long-standing role in promoting democracy.

Now, researchers believe associating with substance-using friends can also activate one's genetic inclination to use drugs.

an inclination to criticize opposing opinions or chocking behavior.

The South Koreans too have shown little inclination to sever their economic interests.

He had an inclination to talk.

The satellites will be strung along three medium-Earth orbits at 56 degrees inclination to the equator and will provide global coverage.

There is little inclination to allow a sudden influx of foreign banks that might make the system less stable.

Recessions interrupt the economy's natural inclination to grow.

Another tip: Make full use of an advantage your introversion gives you, which is the inclination to do detailed research.

However, there are retired civil servants and diplomats who have shown an inclination to debate over ideas and write on topical issues.

This dilemma is ever more stark, given America's inclination to restart a talks process that has failed so often in the past.

Mr Chirac has shown no inclination to give the underlying model a rethink.

An inclination to perform kind, charitable acts.

Capacity or inclination to yield under pressure.

Asian companies also fear working with US businesses because of their perceived inclination to litigate.

Those of you with the inclination to pick them up will find a lot to reward you.

I can't say I ever looked at the map of Europe when I was young and felt any inclination to go east.

an inclination to do kind or charitable acts.

I had no time or inclination to philander.

At the same time he had grown intellectually more sluggish and showed little inclination to develop new ideas.

Many analysts believe it is Johanns' inclination to not offer an early out without penalty option.

She showed no inclination to make friends.

"She showed no inclination to draw public attention to specific acts of racial discrimination, " he writes.

If you have even the slightest inclination to take part, you need to read the The Warning section.

People who work hard don't have the time or the energy or inclination to find that easier way.

She found it difficult to conquer an inclination to cry.

The car has an inclination to stall on cold mornings.

He has the inclination to overlook difficulties.

Prices have an inclination to go up.

But that is what Prince William would face week in, week out, had he the time and inclination to wade through the royal press cuttings.

She felt no inclination to marry.

I disliked the trade, and had a strong inclination to go to sea, but my father declared against it.

No wonder so few have the courage or the inclination to face it.

She showed an inclination to buy this refrigerator.

And the impact of the country's fiscal plight on its ability and inclination to project power is much wider than that.

If we show any inclination to take over.

Many over-60s may never have played a video game, nor have any inclination to do so.

Finally, unlike at the original Bretton Woods, the US has neither the power nor the inclination to impose a new set of arrangements

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Even as a child he showed an inclination to dominate over the other children

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an inclination to dream big dreams, and an insistence on making those dreams come true;

Inclination to Chinese in Middle School Students'English Compositions

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Pondering on the inclination to departmental benefit of local legislation

Inclination to Tradition The Cultural Option of Beijing School

Inclination to Processing Trade of FDI and Upgrading of Industry

You have an inclination to 'go your own way' and can often find yourself at odds with the views of others;

The inclination to rely on others

B. have inclination to do sth

An inclination to grow fat

Many people among us have the inclination to keep up with the Jones