Sentence examples for amenable to working from inspiring English sources

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.

"ATC recognizes that its patent provides a technology that benefits the public, so it remains amenable to work with companies such as Google and Apple as long as it receives proper royalties on each of their units sold that use the patented technology," the company added.

Animal Aid, for example, is targeting medical-research charities, which it sees as more amenable to influence than the remote laboratories in which the work is done.

"We are amenable to this and to working with the board on the mechanics necessary to ensure that this is achieved provided that the full investment is recognised by way of board representation.

THE success of "Glee" and "American Idol" in the last few years would seem to make Hollywood particularly amenable to the work of Todd Graff, a writer-director who describes himself as "a big old musical theater queen from way back".

He wouldn't clarify, so Barris filled me in: he told them that they should seek out an amenable "white guy" to work with.