All infractions are amenable before the Supreme Court for adjudication.

Nor are these conflicts amenable to generic and instant remedies.

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

All of these would enable, in principle be amenable to enhancement.

Those systems, however, are more easily amenable to the establishment of protected areas.

But again, neither humans or dolphins are very amenable to control physiological experimentation.

But actually many of the concepts are amenable to a much younger age group.

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.

Aware that no alternative existed, the population was amenable to reforms, provided that the latter were reasonable.

Interestingly, countries which are sometimes reluctant to enact a specific law are more amenable to establishing local programmes.

These problems are amenable to improvement by economic and social policy, although not in the very short term.

The idea of trying to make our conference space more amenable to informal discussions is indeed a good one.

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.

UNOPS management used the audit observations to create a comprehensive action plan amenable to ongoing management monitoring of progress achieved.

The problems facing the world today are not amenable to solutions through the actions of one or a few powerful States.

(b) That small scale mining is an entrepreneurship and is amenable to upscaling, including the formalizing of illegal or informal mining.

Such factors are amenable to change over different time scales, depending on the will of government and the availability of assistance.

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.

In contrast, the procurement of common non industrial items would probably be more amenable to centralization, provided certain cost effectiveness criteria are met.

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.

It was also recognized that local and municipal governments needed to be empowered if they were to be amenable to the participation of citizens.

51. Currently, the vast majority of purchases are made under emergency or special programmes that by definition are not amenable to long term planning.

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.

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.

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.

The narrowed scope proposed had the additional justification that the four types of act mentioned were most amenable to codification, since they had the greatest similarity to treaties.

This is the case with services amenable to storage , inter alia tourism products, audiovisuals, energy, telecommunications, air transport and a growing number of services that can be digitalized.

I know that there are some who argue that the United Nations has no place in such matters, that many internal conflicts are not amenable to outside intervention.

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.

Botswana hopes the divided peninsula will soon realize that it has become fashionable in this post cold war era for age old problems suddenly to become amenable to solution.

In other words, the representative of the United States has to tell us now whether he is amenable to having it discussed in plenary meeting or in a separate group.

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.

All disputes between States, regional conflicts or even internal conflicts, however complex they may be, should be amenable to a political solution, and nothing should be done to aggravate the situation.

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.

Since regulatory institutions will form part of the government bureaucracy, care should be taken to ensure that they are cost effective and not amenable to manipulation by private interest groups, either domestic or foreign.