Sentence examples for amenable to be extended from inspiring English sources

In this sense, FIRM is a parsimonious model and does not reach this level of granularity, although the model structure is amenable to be extended and incorporate such considerations where warranted, required by the purpose of the modeling exercise and supported by the data.

Was Perry amenable to being interviewed for the story?

"He's been amenable to being extradited since Day One".

Talks were extended in November after negotiators failed to reach an amenable deal.

Officials are making progress on the first two; Europeans are less amenable to extending the length of the deal.

In principle, computing ought to be amenable to rationality.

It's accessible, amenable when you need it to be.

We found property owners to be surprisingly amenable.

Director Besier in particular was amenable to a project that would extend executive power (and curtail that of the Assembly), and revert the constitution to federal devolution.

Would a new government be as amenable to the Chinese, who were themselves so amenable to the previous oppressors?

Mr. Chalabi said the top American economic adviser in Iraq, Peter McPherson, met with a committee of Governing Council members on Monday and was "very amenable" to putting together a program to extend loans to Iraqi business owners.