Sentence examples for amenable to authority from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the Periphyseon IV.781c-d, he makes the bold claim that one need only introduce the 'opinions of the holy Fathers' where 'the gravest necessity requires that human reason be supported for the sake of those who, being untrained in it, are more amenable to authority than reason'.

We believe that this strategy is amenable to newer definitions of authority.

Main outcome measure Trends in mortality from causes considered amenable to healthcare in local authority areas in England.

Perhaps a notoriously thick-skinned authority is amenable to pressure after all.

We further explored the unadjusted association between the average annual change in NHS allocation and mortality amenable to healthcare in each local authority.

These can be understood in terms of metaphorical 'daylight' and 'shadow-side' factors, distinguished by the degree to which they are amenable to intervention by the health authorities (and easily accessible to researchers).

Article 43 of the Convention states: "Consular officers and consular employees shall not be amenable to the jurisdiction of the judicial and administrative authorities of the receiving state in respect of acts performed in the exercise of consular functions".

The situation in Algeria is being closely watched in Morocco, where the authorities have so far been more amenable to dialogue on the Berber issue, if not always to action.

It has been held in Singapore that decisions by a public authority without any legal effect are not amenable to judicial review.

Huxley (2006) explains that in order to better appreciate the articulation of spatial rationalities in the fabrication of governable spaces, we must pay close attention to the way authorities imagine these spaces and make them amenable to regulation.

The main outcome variable in our analysis was male and female mortality from causes amenable to healthcare in people aged less than 75 years in each local authority, for 2001 to 2011, which we obtained from the NHS Information Centre indicator portal.