40 Sometimes, in order to dispel the unpopularity excited by a bitter criticism, the latter may be disposed of by a jest, as for example Cicero disposes of Triarius.
Australia and New Zealand, for example, were disposed to sympathize with the strategic concern of the United Kingdom, while India was dismayed and angered by what it saw as an act of concerted aggression.
A compassionate person, for example, is disposed to help people.
However, the total activity of radioactive waste was relatively small, for example the Pu disposed was reported as approximately 7 g, which is considerably less than the amounts disposed at the previously mentioned USA sites.
Mr. Kao said the ultimate goal of GreenCitizen, for example, was to dispose of as little as possible.
One day, for example, the Assembly disposed of 217 bills, giving each about two minutes' consideration on the average, which is, of course, no consideration at all.
For example, Trump easily disposed of criticism that he had changed positions on issues like abortion.
For example, bathing, dressing, cooking, eating, disposing of leftovers, and washing the dishes may all be subject to ritual prescriptions in Hindu households.
Hydrogen production represents a reaction to stress factors like for example light and nutrient deprivation, where the cell needs to dispose of excess energy absorbed by the photosystems.
7. Horwich (1998, 85 6) suggests that cases of this sort can be handled by adding to his account a clause which makes it sufficient to mean (for example) dog by 'dog' that one be disposed to defer to experts whose use of the term is explained by the canonical basic acceptance regularity, so long as one's use is 'close enough' to theirs.
For example, an organism might be disposed to grasp, bite, flee, or foveate some object.
