'It's a pop culture phenomenon because it's receptive to brands as opposed to other music genres which are diluted when commercial interests come in.
Elisabeth de Bourbon, a commission spokeswoman, said, "In the past, the commission has shown it's receptive to both contextual and contemporary interventions as long as they relate well to the building that's being changed".
International Power of London, which owns 18percentt of Malakoff, said it was receptive to MMC's proposal.
An ant's caste, or role in the colony, is determined by environmental switches, or periods during its larval development when it is receptive to certain environmental cues.
By using feedforward--and by encouraging others to use it--leaders can dramatically improve the quality of communication in their organizations, ensuring that the right message is conveyed, and that those who receive it are receptive to its content.
The government said it welcomed a fresh drive to fight discrimination but hinted it was receptive to the insurance industry's complaints, raising the prospect of an opt-out for the entire sector.
It is receptive to opening more nurseries in its offices as the need arises (imagine the sitcom possibilities).
Coleman, however, believes that it is receptive to the idea, but some of its staff are faced with infrastructural difficulties that can sometimes hamper digital engagement, such as "old IT systems that they are struggling with, issues around security and risk and that sort of stuff".
What it was receptive to, in a fixated way, was nature.
However, it was receptive to the idea that BPI acquire voting rights for the remaining 10% by stock-borrowing.
Another philosopher, Anthony Price, has described the role of love in the life of the philosopher this way: "Love may be the best helper not because it provides reasons, but because, in a promising soul well prompted, it is receptive of, and responsive to, the opening of new vistas".
