Sentence examples for generally disposed from inspiring English sources

The initiative has earned the mayor praise from pedestrian and bicyclist advocates who are not generally disposed to cheer him.

"Those who asked questions, offered constructive criticism or were generally disposed to moderation" were thrown out, he claimed.

The dead were generally disposed of in unmarked mass graves, and survivors were assured that if they ever spoke of their ordeal they could expect a similar fate.

In the so-called open fuel cycle (common in the United States, Sweden and some other countries) spent fuel is generally disposed of as waste that will remain radioactive for 200,000 years.

Before modern techniques for disposing of hazardous wastes were legislated and put into practice, the wastes were generally disposed of or stored in surface piles, lagoons, ponds, or unlined landfills.

The biomass obtained is thereby generally disposed without further use, and costs for water operators increase as a result [1].

To reduce tax burdens, railroads generally dispose of right-of-ways shortly after ending service.

The design of these systems requires the use of decision support tools, while projects' promoters generally dispose of low design resources.

First off, a complete gift tax exclusion, over and above the $13,000 annual exclusion ($26,000 for gifts split with your spouse) is allowed for tuition payments, so long as you make the payments directly to the school While this exclusion does not include books and living expenses, it generally disposes of any gift tax worries.

At the time of the Revolution, Americans were generally well disposed to the nation of Lafayette and the Enlightenment.

He declared that Zimbabweans were "generally peaceably disposed people . . . with a givenness to resolving our differences ourselves, and with a level of dignity, discipline, and restraint so rare to many other nations".