It was the regent's experience, together with the circumstance that Edward III of England, grandson of Philip the Fair, was under the influence of his disreputable mother, Isabella of France, that probably disposed the council at Vincennes to recognize Philip as king (April 1328).
In the case of TCDD, one of the most active detoxification systems in plants can probably disposed of this xenobiotic by two sequential processes: a chemical transformation and a subsequent compartmentation [ 38].
Working in public broadcasting probably disposes you to certain kinds of government assistance — to public broadcasting, for example.
Private incinerators that specialize in burning waste products can probably dispose of another 150,000 to 210,000 tons.
Its telecoms and chemicals businesses have been sold, and it will probably dispose of its stakes in Hochtief, a construction company, and Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, a printing-machine manufacturer, in the next few years.
The colleges you apply to look at them and then probably dispose of them after deciding whether or not to admit you.
Otherwise you will immediately lose your usefulness, and they'll probably dispose of you.
Looking back on it, Martin was probably genetically disposed to retailing; his father, Horace, owned a group of menswear shops in Piccadilly, and his mother, Gladys, an accomplished painter, ran a shop in Croydon, south London.
The concert here was a gala benefit for the Israel Philharmonic, celebrating Mr. Mehta's 30th anniversary as its music director, and the audience, probably not disposed to look for tragedy in the work's hammering conclusion, did not find any, to judge from the hooting ovation.
The 3D is excellently done, but totally disposable (in fact, you probably will dispose of it before you get your first cup).
Those who welcome each of his new albums will probably feel as generously disposed toward the film.
