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Under those circumstances, she said, North Korea is not likely to be receptive to incentives.

I might be able to give you some kind of comfort and upliftment in the moment, should you be receptive to that.

Although the company says it has always been committed to protecting privacy, it has not always been receptive to suggestions by activists.

Dubai's probable mistake was that it did not do this a year ago when these banks were more receptive to restructuring talks.

This may be a time when a child is most receptive to the information that parents and caregivers wish to relay.

Your boss will be more receptive to meeting with you if she knows you'll be in and out of his office quickly.

Several years of unchecked xenophobia have made Russians much more receptive to authoritarian and nationalistic rule than to liberal ideas.

Rich countries have never been receptive to its criticisms of their policies or responsive to its suggestions.

Those receptive to spiritual communication will be able to hear me, as well, but my verbalized speaking will be through you.

The stories in this book can prepare adults to be open and receptive to whatever children have to say.

Paris has so far resisted adopting the Gold Standard, but has financial reasons to be receptive to U. S. suggestions that it reconsider.

But this time the Texas-based billionaire is receptive to the possibility of approving Gillett's get-out strategy.

The region most receptive to female dynastic leaders seems to be South Asia.

The research indicates that people will be more receptive to information when they don't believe they are trying to be influenced.

People are unlikely to be receptive to a message of voluntary austerity in the midst of a severe economic downturn.

Not everyone will be equally receptive to this sort of schooling, however.

"It's an anomaly, so contrary to their expectation that it makes them receptive to a new paradigm for the U. S. , " Mr. Kull said.

Rio Tinto was more attached to benchmark pricing but has become more receptive to a different system.

Build self-confidence. This allows you to take chances without approval from others, and be receptive to constructive criticism.

Approaching an election in the coming months, the Spanish government has been eager to try to be receptive to the protesters demands.

They also tend to be less receptive to someone with a weaker constitution thus showing little consideration to their needs.

My comments to you this morning came at a time when you were most receptive to hearing.

When is an employee most likely to be receptive to ideas about the job? Isn't it at the start of a new position?

Of course promoting sales and products is encouraged, but do so in a way that your customers can be receptive to.

Seeking means: to have a goal; but finding means: to be free, to be receptive, to have no goal.

Also, the country also has a long tradition of chewing tobacco making consumers receptive to the concept of oral tobacco.

Landlords in many parts of the country may be receptive to reducing the rent or giving you a month free.

Big Sis triumphantly exclaims that this is why Sayaka wasn't receptive to WG, she's been harboring feelings for Ai the whole time.

This lets the universe know that you are ready to change and will be receptive to its efforts.

Despite the fact she works in a city built on fossil fuels, Spanjian says that locals are receptive to her ideas.

A niche market is a small group of customers who share a characteristic that makes them receptive to a particular product or service.

Not all countries on the receiving end of these flows are receptive to the idea.

If you are asked to give a speech, you want the audience to be receptive to the content of the speech.

But Professor Hurd says despite the large force deployed throughout the city, officials are somewhat receptive to the protests.

Such friendships demand an investment of time, and a willingness to reveal oneself and to be receptive to new ideas.

He says Moscow is also receptive to America's demand to limit any possible leaking of nuclear technologies and material out of Russia.

TV viewers are more receptive to the living environment and life experience provided by the TV world in substitution of the real world.

They also became receptive to imported versions of Islam, which tend to be stricter than the traditionally relaxed local variety.

How did his mind work which made him receptive to new ideas?

Mr Chung said international opinion had become more receptive to the idea of creating an Asian Monetary Fund.

The President will find his Asian hosts a lot more receptive to his yes-we-cans than the beltway voters back home.

For learners to be ready for and receptive to the training content, they must feel that it is possible for them to learn it.

Your own abilities are not receptive to the important vibrations surrounding these incredible events from which you stand to gain.

To make a device non receptive to unwanted data, through recognition of field definition characters in the received data.

Most executives will be receptive to a very short executive briefing, even if they are not very interested in the topic.

Perhaps New Yorkers have become more receptive to unvarnished common sense than to political pandering.

One must shape the recipients' perceptions so that they are receptive to what you write.

While most enthusiasts are women, experts say that, in general, men are becoming more receptive to the idea.

Americans have grown slightly more receptive to the idea of an activist government.

Our eyes feature three types of color receptors, each maximally receptive to long, medium, and short wavelengths of light.

Entrepreneurial companies in mainland China in particular are receptive to the idea of private equity capital .

Most human beings are not receptive to the idea of a universal religion.

Indonesian culture seems particularly receptive to online socialising.

These rains should have softened you, made you more fertile and receptive to the seeds of the fields, but no.

It helps, of course, that so many of its customers are children, who tend to be more receptive to spin-off products than adults.

And teenagers are far more receptive to mobile ads than their parents or grandparents, according to a separate study by Nielsen.

The public is more receptive to the application of biotechnology in developing human Gene therapy and new drugs than in producing foods.

Several teams have expressed interest in signing Malone, including Miami and Minnesota, but he has seemed most receptive to the Spurs.

Do you think that this will make the Business side more receptive to your SOE proposal?

However unique they may feel they are as individuals, they are very receptive to seeing experience from within their own company.

Muscles are most receptive to rebuilding glycogen (stored glucose) stores within the first 30 minutes after exercise.

Sometimes, the narrow-minded people make me frustrated. Minds that are not receptive to new ideas.

The market quickly proved receptive to the new packaging, and the concomitant product innovations.

There he found his audience less receptive to warnings about the growing dangers of arms races and militarism.

Asking for a raise: Bosses are most receptive to requests for pay rises on Wednesdays, a survey of more than 1, 500 UK top brass shows.

But those hang-ups are disappearing, and employees are becoming more receptive to recruiter calls, he says.

Once you have disarmed your listeners with humour, they are much more likely to be receptive to new ideas and change.

Encourage others to be receptive to training.

Your boss is very receptive to your ideas right now; take this opportunity to make a bold proposal.

Studies have shown that muscles are most receptive to rebuilding glycogen within the first 30 minutes after exercise.

We become more receptive to forming subsconscious memories and habits with respect to food, music, even people and social situations.

Always open-minded, receptive to feedback and reacts constructively.

Over weeks and months, repeated kissing could enhance a female's libido, making her more receptive to sex.

Stay open and receptive to your actual experience (and keep doing this).

Matt's kindness and deft humor awakened this man's heart so that he could be receptive to the gospel.

Do you accept discipline as well as discipling from your local church body? Ask God to make you more receptive to His discipline.

"It made chief financial officers more receptive to the ideas of hedging. "

According to a new study, male mouse tears contain a sex pheromone called ESP1, which makes female mice more receptive to mounting.

then, they will be more likely to be friendly and receptive to suggestions.

Be open and receptive to feedback but realize that others' opinions are not golden.

Keep expanding your possibilities by being open and receptive to new ideas.

But that first day is when the new employee is most receptive to what is expected.

But they are more receptive to another idea: targeting the level of prices rather than the inflation rate.

As a IE, Minds that are not receptive to new ideas.

Mainstream America has become more receptive to the beauty of Asian male features.

He'll be receptive to your feedback, no matter when you offer it.

They are always optimistic and receptive to ideas.

However, it is necessary for people in this environment to be open and receptive to things which are different from theirs.

In order to reassert control, your ex will look for signs that you are receptive to crying, begging, threats of self-harm, etc.

He is not very receptive to my suggestions.

But they have become markedly more receptive to almost all forms of gay rights.

Find the time he is most receptive to talking and then be available.

It's almost impossible to make networking or informational calls if you fear people won't be receptive to them.

He reckons that as animals are receptive to human moods, so the more relaxed and happy he is, the happier they are.

he's not very receptive to my suggestions.

"People in some countries are just more receptive to the idea of posting their thoughts online, " Smith said.

You will be extremely receptive to new and progressive methods at work.

The Del Norte County School District was receptive to their request and granted them use of Pine Grove School.

Minds that are not receptive to new ideas.

The answer is that effective use of those tools makes your audience more receptive to your message.

Congress seems receptive to the idea.

Are executives in some sectors more receptive to calls than others?

Minds those are not receptive to new ideas.

Do what you can to be especially receptive to the feelings and attitudes of people you see every day.

A study showed that when we're furious, this ear becomes more receptive to sound.

When we are in a foreign environment our normal routines are missing and so we are much more receptive to "fill in the gaps" .

A girl will be more receptive to seeing you again depending on how attracted she is and her comfort level.

Adults are most receptive to instruction that is clearly related to problems they face daily.

If you're by my side, I will be more receptive to everything.

There are some attributes we consider "natural" and so less receptive to training.

When she first suggested it to Stan, he did NOT seem receptive to the idea at all

these programs are often receptive to, but not difficult to understand

Receptive to new ideas. Quick at learning new technologies; Strongly interested in quantitative finance;

ability The quality of being suitable for or receptive to specified treatment:

Because MOST people are receptive to this slogan

Discipline means to learn from someone, to surrender to someone, to be receptive to someone;