But one factor, stride length, might be amenable to change.
He might be amenable to a deferred prosecution.
In recent days, he has hinted that Genzyme might be amenable to divesting some businesses.
Wolfers and Zitzewitz (2004) conjecture that play money might facilitate the introduction of loose definitions, enlarging the set of questions that might be amenable to prediction markets.
These findings also suggest that DEK-associated malignancies and autoimmune diseases might be amenable to treatment with agents that alter acetylation.
Fehr said the players might be amenable to that idea, but their acceptance would become less likely as the lockout lengthened.
Albanians might be amenable to delaying a final decision on Kosovo's status for three years if they receive significant autonomy in the meantime, as the Clinton Administration proposes.
"While some nations might be amenable to modest increases in defense spending, there are virtually no governments which could survive substantial increases in defense spending at the expense of social programs," the report said.
Since it was completed last fall, the Geneva accord has signally failed to achieve its stated purpose -- to persuade the mutually mistrustful sides that the enemy might be amenable to a viable accommodation.
Although it was "fair to say the statute might be amenable to more than one construction," he said, the court should defer to his opinion that it applied only to the dilation and extraction procedure.
Mr. Levin seemed to suggest this morning that Michigan's officials and the campaigns might be amenable to a mail-in vote, which would cost far less in millions of dollars than a full-scale primary.
