It was clear that the damage to laboratories and samples would not be amenable to easy repair.
These private concerns may not be amenable to any sort of political persuasion, short of a concession by Mr Gore or Mr Bush.
As always in the Psalms, there are two Gods: the known God, who gives and takes away life, and the unknown God, who may or may not be amenable to pleas.
The material is based on the work of the distinguished Romanian novelist and religious historian Mircea Eliade, but Eliade's ideas may not be amenable to dramatic treatment, and, in this case, they have been handled with appalling solemnity.
It will not be amenable to calls for non-violence, and anyway the most effective of the non-violent activists are dead or in prison or have left the country.
Pandey countered that the leaders of the Nepalese political parties would not be amenable to such a gesture, and instead suggested encouraging middle-ranking political figures to take more of a leadership role.
"Martha's lawyers have determined that they can do Martha Stewart Stores which include 'Stores within a Store.' " "We have a path should Terry not be amenable" to letting Martha produce for Penney's, he wrote.
Article 43 of the Convention states: "Consular officers and consular employees shall not be amenable to the jurisdiction of the judicial and administrative authorities of the receiving state in respect of acts performed in the exercise of consular functions".
