Sentence examples for amenable to attack from inspiring English sources

Woolas's judicial review application was initially rejected by Mr Justice Silber, who ruled that the judges convened as an election court were acting in their capacity as high court judges, and therefore not amenable to attack by way of judicial review.

Viral infection as a cause of NPC may be amenable to attack.

Therefore, it is necessary to introduce some cost effective pretreatment processes to make the biomass polysaccharides easily amenable to enzymatic attack to release mixed fermentable sugars.

In general, alkaline pretreatment appeared to make the solid wheat straw biomass more amenable to enzymatic attack.

Once cellulosic biomass is rendered amenable to biological attack, there are different approaches to ferment the substrate.

In the biomass conversion field, "pretreatment" refers to the process step that converts cellulosic biomass into a form amenable to biological attack.

The Muslim militant groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad and three other armed factions were amenable to suspending attacks on civilians in Israel, but not those on settlers and soldiers in the West Bank.

But a foe that values the destruction of both its enemy and itself is not amenable to this line of attack.

This hypothesis allowed identification of the three presumptive genotypes (ss, sS, SS), and precise prediction of attack rates13,14, amenable to quantitative experimental verification15.

Al-Shabaab may be amenable to negotiations once the relentless drone attacks from America stop and once regional players can be weaned away from unsustainable militarised approaches.

If we made an effort to understand our differences rather than attack differences we would be more amenable to valuing each other.