Sentence examples for its disposition from inspiring English sources
"I trust the judicial system in my country and I am fully at its disposition if it decides to judge me".
When sport on the BBC is good – whenever a summer or winter Olympic Games comes around, for instance – it is peerless in its disposition of resources and expertise.
It is autonomous in its disposition of local revenues and is the sole lawmaking body, although the governor has the power to veto legislation.
Given the growing importance of leflunomide in rheumatoid arthritis therapy, it is essential to understand its disposition by considering physiological processes such as CYP enzymes (intestine and liver), transporters (mostly efflux), and systemic conversion (blood).
For instance, when Google wants to display an ad for the query 'cat' it has thousands of possible ads at its disposition, ranging from kitty litter to catsuits.
The daughter will decide its disposition.
Stavans admits in the foreword that he is prone to "often criticize the United States for those aspects of its culture and national character that make me uncomfortable: its insatiable appetite for pleasure, its plastic-surgery aesthetics, its love of consumption, its frequent ignorance of history, its xenophobic disposition, its condescending political correctness, its arrogant foreign policy".
American fans who grew up with the show internalized its punky disposition, its tender eviscerations of church and state, its overriding belief, stated in the words of Jebediah Springfield, that "a noble spirit embiggens the smallest man".
His lawyer "refused that proposal," the archdiocese said, noting that all "Catholic ministers in the Diocese of Rome" would adhere to its dispositions.
One kind of extended body, however, is significantly more complex than any others in its composition and in its dispositions to act and be acted upon.
In an incision by Joseph Gandi (1830) the Bank translates into a great excavation: a ruin, of which time has taken back the walled structures to the point of revealing its archaeological soul, its intimate disposition.
