Critics of the housing plan say trustees from both parties were predisposed toward the project and dismissive of their concerns, and faulted them for not speaking out at the public hearings.
Another 37 Democrats lean against supporting the use of force, meaning more than 30percentt of the House Democratic caucus is negatively predisposed toward the resolution.
It has been clear that Trump wanted to do business in Russia, so he seemed to be positively predisposed toward the country.
And I think that Bush opened a window into the most striking aspect of the 2012 presidential election: the degree to which pessimism has supplanted optimism in a country usually inclined toward the latter and predisposed toward politicians fluent in the language of uplift.
Mr. Varvelli said there was a "real risk" that a "'new Libya' might not be predisposed toward Italy, the old friend of Qaddafi," adding that even so, "Libya will always need certain technologies and know-how for its oil industry".
You could argue that, if I didn't fundamentally agree with his politics, Robinson's fiction might seem contrived and didactic to me, the way Ayn Rand's does if you're not predisposed toward her brand of enlightened assholism.
These results suggest that male endurance athletes might be genetically predisposed toward a reduced risk of developing metabolic morbidities, compared with sprint/power athletes and the general population.
Nonetheless, it is imperative that physicians adhere to best prescribing practices that are predisposed toward prevention of such abuse.
This is a terrible "strategy," as our culture is predisposed toward increasing specialization over time.
While it is also possible that the HA antigen is also predisposed toward Th2 responses, other forms of HA can induce Th1/IgG2a responses in mice [ 34].
Plenty of people are genetically predisposed toward alcoholism, but not all of them become alcoholic because there are many other factors in play.
