You should be innocent and receptive.

I don't know how receptive people are going to be to it, though.

In this spirit, my delegation hoped our partners would be receptive to our concerns.

Governments are receptive. It won't come from those dusty corridors.

Egypt would be receptive to the idea of the proposed mandate under the condition that clear parameters were established.

Technological change is now more receptive to a new customer industry.

Like other sponsors of the draft resolution, we continue to be open minded and receptive to the ideas of others.

But that would ignore that Bush was playing to a receptive audience.

The less receptive the government the more important supporting civil society becomes.

Oh, I've just done my best to make His Majesty more receptive.

They are supposed to be receptive to new ideas and the adoption of new technologies and are willing to make changes.

19. His delegation was receptive to any suggestions for improving the existing methodology.

In addition, most of Latin America is no longer receptive to radical foreign policies.

It was the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge who first suggested this receptive state of mind.

We await strengthened consultative mechanisms for considering concrete solutions to these problems, and we hope that the international financial institutions will be more receptive.

His delegation hoped that serious efforts would be made to find concrete solutions to the problem and that the international financial institutions would be more receptive in that regard.

As families undergo important demographic and social changes, societies and policies must be responsive and receptive to the changing needs of the individual family members.

Surely in the watches of the night the soul is most receptive and words more telling .

that We might make it a reminder for you , and that receptive ears might remember it .

Surely in the watches of the night the soul is most receptive and words more telling .

that We might make it a reminder for you , and that receptive ears might remember it .

In the past, the Germans brushed these arguments aside, but now they are a little more receptive.

In other terms, they don t want only a receptive ear, but a reassuring, authoritative, and competent figure.

Syrians in general are very receptive, very friendly people, always treating us in the best way possible.

The estrous cycle is 21 days, with females receptive to sexual advances between three and 10 days.

28. The underlying concern of the Unit was to be as receptive as possible to the changing realities and priorities of Member States and its participating organizations.

Lithuania is receptive to cooperation with the West and the East, and sees future opportunities in such cooperation.

She asked what steps were planned to get parties to be more receptive to women and women's issues and to place women in positions where they could be elected and participate in decision making.

As education levels improved, parents had also become more receptive to the idea of education and professional training for girls.

(c) Member States remain receptive to discussions relating to the possible transfer of cases to their respective jurisdictions for trial

If institutions are reformed and the region made more receptive to intraregional capital and labour flows, investment rates will increase, economic growth will accelerate and some surplus labour will be absorbed.

14. Australia reports that it is receptive to requests for assistance in the development of national reports and environmental action plans.

Bilateral and multilateral development cooperation agencies and international financial institutions will need to be similarly cognizant of and receptive to the sound management of chemicals as a legitimate element in such national plans.

Sarkozy s trip to Washington, and his address to a receptive US Congress, was one more step toward ensuring that they do so together.

We understand that countries that were invaded and colonized by Japan during the Second World War are not receptive to their former aggressor.

Her wholehearted and receptive approach to the ideas expressed by various delegations augur well for our collective endeavour to make the celebrations successful.

The presence established by the Organization can help to create a climate more receptive to development cooperation, and more encouraging for other actors.

Amid bitter election year debates over Iraq and Iran, and a souring economic outlook, Americans may be in no mood for the triumphalist pageantry of a new rising power on display in Beijing. Will China s uneasy Asian neighbors be any more receptive?

Secondly, a balance must be found between the use of informal consultations, the usefulness of which cannot be questioned, and the duty adequately to inform the international community in whose name the Council acts and to remain continually receptive to its reactions.

Finally, even rational people have become more receptive to certain conspiracy theories because, in the last eight years, we actually have seen some sophisticated conspiracies.

But this does not justify its failure to produce more concrete measures, especially given that its member countries are Latin America s most receptive to trade liberalization.

We are grateful to Aleksey Venediktov, editor in chief of Echo Moskvy, and Nargiz Asadova, deputy editor of the radio, for being receptive to new opportunities.

While the sanctions committees have been receptive to such interventions, they reserve the right to decide whether or not an authorization is granted on humanitarian grounds.

Through all of this, Europe must present itself as an unbiased mediator. If negotiators on both sides view it as a credible broker of a lasting and balanced agreement, they may be more receptive to each other s concessions.

However, while generally receptive to the idea, the authorities suggested an adjustment to the Mission's human rights mandate to provide for the expanded scope of authorized activities.