He is amenable to American support, but his ineffective and corrupt bureaucracy has limited reach.
He "is amenable to the idea," said Paul Aronsohn, a spokesman for Mr. McGreevey, on Aug. 5. Edward Skyler, a spokesman for Mayor Bloomberg, said yesterday that officials at City Hall did not construe Mr. McGreevey's remarks as a serious obstacle to negotiations.
Tony Abbott has indicated he is amenable to lifting regulations that prohibit overseas interests owning more than 49% of Qantas, saying it would "unshackle" the struggling company.
Gov. Eliot Spitzer has indicated that he would hold out for an overhaul of the state's broken campaign finance system before agreeing to legislative raises, but he is amenable to the judges-only approach.
If he is amenable, some network needs to offer him a commentator's job: his humor (like David Feherty's and Roger Maltbie's) is needed in the all-too-somber world of golf announcing.
Mr. Hollings initially wanted to see security at all airports federalized but now says he is amenable to federalizing it only at the largest ones, a number somewhere between 140 and 200.
Mr. Gore, who denounced Mr. Bush's offer as an effort to duck the commission debates because he was trying to limit the viewers, has said he is amenable to debating on the two programs.
[Network chief Ezzatollah] Zarghami has gotten the message that Rouhani spoke with Obama by Khamenei's permission,... interpreted it as the leader's decision, and quickly showed he is amenable to it.
Bennett, who is also a director at neighbours Dundee United, told BBC Scotland that he is amenable to the sale.
O'Malley added that he is amenable to expanding the state's still-new -- and, some say, quite flawed -- medical marijuana program.
