Sentence examples for to amenable from inspiring English sources

Thanks to amenable bankers and double-taxation treaties, Cyprus has long served as a hub for businesses in Russia, with revenues flowing freely through "brass plate" firms on the island en route to subsidiaries elsewhere.

Such actions often ensure that any civil discourse that would appeal to amenable outcomes for both parties involved is derailed — much to the delight of those seeking to benefit (by the billable hour) off of continued conflict.

There were differences in the patient selection with regard to patients not to amenable to curative treatment between Gualberto's report and the curative subgroups in our analysis.

We analyze all death outcomes deemed preventable (as opposed to amenable to health care, or unavoidable) according to the classification by Page et al. (2006).

Turning to amenable mortality for men and women combined, the joinpoint analysis identified three significant inflection points, generating four distinct trends between 1981 and 2005.

Mortality from other causes fell consistently for both sexes between 1981 and 1999 (APC = -0.64, p <.05), although at a somewhat slower rate compared to amenable mortality; it accelerated downward after 1999 (APC = -2.74, p <.05), arrested in 2003 and thereafter (APC = 1.04, p =.65).

Their foliage was highly palatable to koalas, and their cuttings proved to be amenable to propagation.

Gaddafi himself is considered to have drifted too far away from international consensus to be amenable to persuasion.

The problem is too large and deep-rooted to be amenable to modest reformism.

Jefferson, who is playing for the United States Olympic team, is believed to be amenable to an offer of approximately $75 million.

Originally these appeared not to be amenable to non-destructive structural modification post-synthesis.