Syria s position and interests should make it amenable to a deal.

Most notably, they are ethnically homogeneous, so that social divisions are more amenable to compromise.

Unfortunately, this behavioral theory of stock market movements is not amenable to easy quantification and forecasting.

Many crucial issues, such as financial stability or climate change, simply are not amenable to military force.

Rather, they will be structural market failures of participation that are not amenable to any straightforward and easily implemented cure.

The political and security situation in Iraq seems to be stabilizing, and Syria seems to be more amenable to negotiation.

But are Asian governments prepared to abandon their mercantilist paradigm? Outside Japan, Asia policymakers certainly don t seem amenable to exchange rate appreciation

This makes them vulnerable to Syrian leverage, and is why they may be more amenable to dealing with Syria on the presidency.

Moreover, Kerry s peace drive is taking place in a regional environment that is not amenable to a negotiated resolution of the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

Since most chiefs in the nation are men, it is highly unlikely that this form of discriminatory practice will be readily amenable to change.

So this makes quantifying silk properties by methods such as tensile testing, which is basically, you know, tugging on one end of the fiber, very amenable.

As Russia s conflict with Ukraine in early January over gas prices demonstrated, when Russia plays rough, the West grows apprehensive and suspicious rather than more amenable.

Human rights protection is not amenable to diplomacy, with its tendency to untransparent process and to view the State to State relationship as the primary consideration.

By studying those twinkling lights though, we can learn about how stars and planets interact to form their own ecosystem and make habitats that are amenable to life.

Nevertheless, precisely because they care about the future of their numerous children, the French are much more amenable to some wise reforms than most commentators (and politicians) generally assume.

The brain s response to stress does not necessarily constitute damage per se and is amenable to reversal as well as prevention by treatments that include drugs, exercise, diet, and social support.

But there is also a risk that assistance for tsunami victims is diverting aid from disasters that are of a more chronic character or that are less amenable to sensational media coverage.

But specific problems like trade, the military standoff on the Siachen glacier, the territorial border at Sir Creek, and water flows through the Wullar Barrage are certainly amenable to resolution through dialogue.

These indicators should either be deleted or amended to make them more amenable to data collection, or, alternatively, special effort should be put into setting up data collections to provide the information.

Moreover, Kerry s peace drive is taking place in a regional environment that is not amenable to a negotiated resolution of the Israeli Palestinian conflict. The Arab Spring has turned bloody and unpredictably turbulent, further diminishing the odds for peace in Palestine.

1.126 55,000 school entrants will have been thoroughly examined and immunized against vaccine preventable diseases and another 400,000 will have been screened for morbidity conditions with special emphasis on disabilities that are amenable to management such as vision and hearing defects.

While he would be amenable to the insertion of the words implicitly or explicitly in the draft article itself, he proposed instead that a statement be included in the commentary to the effect that the intention was to permit implicit derogation.

The world s major developed economies are not suffering from cyclical deficiencies in aggregate demand that are amenable to a monetary cure. As the Bank for International Settlements correctly points out, they are still struggling in the aftermath of wrenching balance sheet recessions.

The concept of separation of church and state is alien to Islam former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini once famously declared that Islam is politics or it is nothing and Islamists have still to prove that they are amenable to democratic governance.

The Ilizarov apparatus is a type of external fixation used in orthopedic surgery to lengthen or reshape limb bones to treat complex and or open bone fractures and in cases of infected non unions of bones that are not amenable with other techniques.

The Federal Bureau of Statistics is of the view that the Pakistan integrated household survey (PIHS) and the Labour Force Survey are amenable to meet the information requirements of the committee in this regard through a few alterations in the relevant questionnaires.

Therefore, for Governments to be truly accountable in this setting, it is necessary that they conduct their affairs in a way that is amenable to assessment, that citizens have the opportunity to understand and participate in assessment processes, and that results be widely distributed.

Will this strategy be enough to bring lapsed Catholics back into the fold, or to bridge the gap between the largely conservative generation of John Paul II priests and younger, more liberal Catholics? Will the recalcitrant elements in the ecclesiastical establishment be amenable to Francis s changes?

Her delegation would submit appropriate wording to that end, because it supported extension of the scope of application of the Convention to cover inherently risky situations that were not amenable to a declaration of exceptional risk, and would fully cooperate in working out an optional additional protocol.

It is because Netanyahu is driven by an almost Messianic determination to prevent Iran from acquiring the means to destroy Israel, that he might be amenable to a fundamental change in his position on Palestine, provided Obama makes visible headway in his drive to stop Iran s nuclear program.