Sentence examples for amenable to adjudication from inspiring English sources

Even ID advocate Michael Behe acknowledges that the realities of biology are not amenable to adjudication (though he does not agree with the scientific community about what that reality is; Behe 2006).

The preceding analysis is based on an assumption that the processes of categorisation, adjudication and offer are relatively well understood and amenable to change through educational interventions.

Although a range of quality improvement activities in primary care are likely to be critical, there is an argument that certain populations may be better served by removal of primary care as gatekeeper for access, precisely because the process of categorisation, adjudication and offer are idiosyncratic and not easily amenable to change.

She's amenable to anything.

We're amenable to meeting with them".

And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.

God-given knowledge is scarcely amenable to oversight.

The Macedonian conflict should be amenable to resolution.

So it's not massively amenable to privatisation.

"There were clearly elements not amenable to engagement".

Quality of life is always amenable to improvement.