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David Cameron's government has always been amenable to Murdoch's grander ambitions – in opposition he argued the BBC "was squeezing and crushing... commercial competition" in Murdoch's Sun newspaper.
Haye's manager, Adam Booth, says he has always been amenable to a 50 50 division of the money – but Bonte and his clients fear Haye will make a killing with Sky and their powerful pay-per-view engine, while they will not earn anywhere near as much with their German free-to-air broadcaster, RTL.
No. "I am, I think, an intelligent rugby person and I have always been amenable with the media.
Although attempts to model human psychiatric conditions in animals have always been met with some skepticism, the hypothesized core dysfunctions in schizophrenia are amenable to the development of translational models across species--from mice to human beings.
The United States has not always been amenable to the council's ways.
"We've always, not only been amenable, but we have had policies that support that," Goodell said.
A separate issue is official status for the Russian language in these regions, which Kiev has been amenable to.
While many of the center's clients have sought recourse in the court system, its staff members — nearly all of Afghan descent — say that a Western, one-size-fits-all approach does not always work, so they have been amenable to alternatives that hew to Afghan traditions.
We've long been amenable to his sunny, positive campaigning -- in a cynical year, it's been a tonic.
"We would have been amenable to that before they had access to our code for nine months," he said.
