1. Nevertheless, this legal lacuna is worth a second look by the Knesset.

2. What both books hint at is the intellectual lacuna at the heart of Cameron‘s Conservatism.

3. But the responsibility for fixing this legal lacuna, which causes severe discrimination, rests with the government and the Knesset.

4. A more engaging account of the Iraq adventure can be found in Mark Etherington‘s new book Revolt on the Tigris, in which Sir Jeremy‘s favourite word is revealed as "lacuna". We have no specific examples, but envisage usage along the lines of÷ "I can‘t help feeling the lack of an exit strategy is something of a lacuna", or "there appears to be a lacuna in that Iraqi civilian‘s torso". Either way, according to Mark, Jeremy‘s use of the word became so obsessive that his irritated Baghdad staff had T–shirts printed bearing the slogan "Iraq÷ It‘s a Lacuna". Not exactly Frankie Says Relax, but you make your fun as you can in the Green Zone, and the only lacuna seems to be an explanation as to why there were any T–shirt printing shops left standing in the city.

5. It is high time the government rectified the glaring lacuna, incorporated their civilised norms in its laws and undertook their efficient implementation.