Sentence examples for it disposes to from inspiring English sources

De Bortoli Wines, which has wineries at four sites in two states, has already cut the amount of waste it disposes to landfill from 300 tonnes a year to 48 tonnes as part of a long-term sustainable business plan adopted in 2004.

The regulator, Ofcom, said it was disposed to look favorably on Everything Everywhere's request, but it has so far not granted the company permission to rededicate the spectrum.

It is big, with broad shoulders and a laser-sharp beltline crease that makes it supremely disposed to two-tone paint jobs (Rolls offers some 40,000 off-the-shelf colour combinations).

The usual answer is something along the lines of the account of appearance properties in Shoemaker 2002: something is red-for-Nonvert iff it is disposed to cause experiences with \(R\) in perceivers of Nonvert's kind.

In other words the FCC has not explicitly banned fast-tracking, but it does not seem disposed to allow it.

Nor, I'd wager, would the frugal, unimaginative Messieurs Strunk and White have been well disposed to it had they been asked about its eloquence.

(I am well disposed to it, having devoted considerable energy to the idea in the 1980s).

"I testified for a structural resolution at the trial," Mr. Barksdale added, "and I think the judge would be disposed to it.

Using a term with understanding requires more than just being disposed to use it a certain way, Ginsborg argues; it requires understanding that it has a certain meaning.

Using an expression with understanding requires grasping its meaning, and this involves not only being disposed to use it in a certain way, but also being disposed to 'take it' that the expression ought to be used the way one is disposed to use it.

Even when an advantageous deal is on the table, they are psychologically disposed to reject it.