Sentence examples for be amenable to such from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, recent voting behavior indicates that the bloc settlers who would be annexed under these scenarios may be amenable to such land swaps.

Pandey countered that the leaders of the Nepalese political parties would not be amenable to such a gesture, and instead suggested encouraging middle-ranking political figures to take more of a leadership role.

They might be amenable to such a move if the elements of the luxury tax are satisfactory to them, not that the tax itself will be satisfactory because they really do not want a tax at all.

Hopefully your mentor will be amenable to such a process and talking through everything with you.

He used the plural but surely he meant the U.S. Except -- would the U.S. be amenable to such an action?

It is, of course, up to the investigator to decide how much change would constitute biological difference, and the approach presented in this paper is designed to be amenable to such modification.

(The Big 12 has also been amenable to such a deal, but the A.C.C. would probably be Notre Dame's preference).

Riley Polumbus, a spokeswoman for Whitefish Mountain Resort, which technically is on Big Mountain and is near the town of Whitefish, said the resort was amenable to such a swap.

But not every artist paints in a seemingly chaotic way that is amenable to such analysis.Dr Farid, on the other hand, used techniques that had evolved from his investigations into digital images.

Bush administration press secretary Dana Perino noted today that the president was amenable to such an idea, but Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, argued that the time needed to form an RTC legislatively was too great, and that the Federal Reserve has and should use the authority to act in such a role.

Indeed, any language that is to be learnable by creatures such as ourselves must possess a structure that is amenable to such an approach.