Sampas seemed vaguely amenable to working with the Friends to restore the property.
The parties are mostly small and have differing views, though on the whole they are more amenable to working with the mainstream Syrian opposition, which the P.Y.D. rejects.
To have a man in the White House who takes full responsibility as a committed single father is to hope women have an ally to make the workplace more amenable to working families, mothers and fathers.
"It's hard to imagine him going to war over rocks... of no strategic value to America and controlled, in the case of the Philippines, by an Asian ally that's not particularly amenable to working with the US".
"Obviously any owner will be more amenable to working with someone who's been a good tenant and paid on time and didn't have noise issues, for example," Mr. Klehammer said.
Administration officials had hoped that in a second term, free of worries about his political future, Mr. Karzai would be more amenable to a Western-style anticorruption campaign — or that Mr. Abdullah, if he won, would be more amenable to working with the West to crack down on drug smuggling and corruption.
Any clandestine American effort to influence the Iraqi elections, or to provide particular support to candidates or parties seen as amenable to working with the United States, would have run counter to the Bush administration's assertions that the vote would be free and unfettered.
And Wu says 23andMe is amenable to working with genetic counselors to improve the labeling on the BRCA report, which is expected to be finalized next month.
This in-person contact is likely to make these influencers more amenable to working with you in the months following the conference, especially if you continue your interaction online.
