「conducive」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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ny background should be able to develop in a | conducive atmosphere and environment that maximises th |
ater and is controlled by wood; while in the | conducive cycle, earth is produced by fire, and in tur |
To provide every individual with a | conducive environment suitable to achieve his / her ca |
As the Amavasya vibrations are especially | conducive for men and similarly, as the Pournami vibra |
Blue Mountain with varying “micro-climates” | conducive for grape-growing of differing varietals. |
ustrial center in the city, it was no longer | conducive for the Academy and so the school moved once |
ion being located within an environment very | conducive for development, specifically low amounts of |
d and musical styles of its members was both | conducive for their originality and richness as a proj |
e imagery and had remained in an environment | conducive for strengthening, including weakening wind |
sh green environmental surroundings, ideally | conducive for academic pursuit. |
to make the school and rooms attractive and | conducive learning environments. |
Astrology is seen as unscientific and | conducive of a view of humans as helpless in the face |
formers, by providing them with hospitality, | conducive performing conditions, and, if possible, a s |
(g) enhancing institutions | conducive to peace, stability and sustainable developm |
specially designed classroom environment is | conducive to learning. |
They are one of the seven sets of "qualities | conducive to enlightenment." |
described as both extremely painful and not | conducive to enlightenment. |
ined mummifying fluid and other products not | conducive to good health. |
asticism, and his work was considered highly | conducive to liberation. |
the restoration of health, if it is | conducive to the salvation of his soul; |
This created an atmosphere not | conducive to the original intent of the Stadium, namel |
(but) unfortunately, the environment is not | conducive to the holding of free and fair elections. |
s to both understand...that this life is not | conducive to much success with long-term relationships |
clepeia provided carefully controlled spaces | conducive to healing and fulfilled several of the requ |
as especially promising, being open, dry and | conducive to swift offensive operations. |
Promote appropriate training and education | conducive to prevention, intervention and treatment of |
arishioners felt the austere lines were very | conducive to prayer and meditation. |
t also by long, sandy beaches which are very | conducive to tourism. |
philosophers believed that celibacy would be | conducive to the detachment and equilibrium required b |
The synoptic situation on June 22 was | conducive to a major severe weather event in southern |
ontributed greatly to maintaining conditions | conducive to a settlement of the dispute. |
t 64-76 degrees F have been found to be most | conducive to the health of these fish. |
sharing of equipment between fields is also | conducive to building damaging populations of the mite |
ce spaces by the use of steps and paving not | conducive to skateboarding. |
ontributed greatly to maintaining conditions | conducive to a settlement of the dispute. |
campus is quiet, cool, pollution - free and | conducive to learning. |
great diversity of opinions, a situation not | conducive to genuine political debate. |
The Arras-Vimy sector was | conducive to tunnel excavation owing to the soft, poro |
d area of central Uganda would have not been | conducive to their lifestyle. |
The park's three levels of terrain are | conducive to growing over 43 different species of tree |
d soil conditions in the Bear River area are | conducive to the growing of grapes and several vineyar |
y Eel River watershed has created conditions | conducive to the production of botrytized wines - espe |
ponsibility for creating a caring atmosphere | conducive to learning in a diverse environment enriche |
s that avoided such immunizing stratagems is | conducive to the progress of science. |
off after Senna, but on a track that is not | conducive to passing, he had to settle for second. |
ions, amidst refreshing natural surroundings | conducive to spiritual instruction and meditation. |
educator Jim Nadel to create an environment | conducive to learning, experiencing and appreciating j |
ether in a unique multi-cultural environment | conducive to academic success, personal growth, and so |
s, the reducing, anaerobic environment being | conducive to formation of Mo(CO)6. |
ty campus and provides an office environment | conducive to engineering and project management activi |
sity believes accompanies an atmosphere more | conducive to learning and community. |
everyone a fair chance to speak in a setting | conducive to honest and candid discussion. |
rking on it in his ADL office, an atmosphere | conducive to productive cogitation -- quiet and virtua |
of killing, threats to kill, and conditions | conducive to killing in human society. |
harmonious and positive learning environment | conducive to moral, academic, physical, social, person |
over 11,000 by 1832, they were becoming less | conducive to Austin's cautious leadership, and the Mex |
m rent-seeking behaviour into uses which are | conducive to growth. |
the vicinity of Nierstein and Oppenheim was | conducive to artillery support, with high ground on th |
was the closest thing to a circle and it was | conducive to good health. |
ler argued it should be banned as it was not | conducive to total war. |
s a Liberal who had "ever supported measures | conducive to the elevation and improvement of the cond |
For arbitrary actions are not | conducive to true renewal, but are detrimental to the |
lor range for Surface Charts in Excel is not | conducive to heat maps, the colors can be edited to ge |
capes resembling our physical world are more | conducive to exploration and social interaction than t |
er forest; this less open landscape was less | conducive to the large herds of reindeer and horse tha |
such inhospitable environments might not be | conducive to its reproduction. |
just rights and privileges and which may be | conducive to the welfare of the State. |
derstanding and doing all such acts that are | conducive to the welfare of the Indian nationals abroa |
lbum... the music you're making ain't really | conducive to what's going on in modern music right now |
ng away from home in an environment that was | conducive to discussion, debate and friendship helping |
on, sustainable construction and other areas | conducive to improving construction quality; |
ller High School is to create an environment | conducive to providing a quality education for all stu |
First-past-the-post is not | conducive to a proliferation of parties, and naturally |
walkable new urbanist neighborhoods that are | conducive to supporting transit. |
der and control and providing an environment | conducive to safety and learning. |
and mentally disabled created an environment | conducive to the enactment of a sexual sterilization a |
ogy, cell biology and pharmacology which was | conducive to interdisciplinary research. |
epts of peace (absence of war and conditions | conducive to war), nonviolence (psychological, physica |
The Oregon standard for maximum temperatures | conducive to salmonid rearing in the Willamette Basin |
n's fantasy" and "original, recognizable and | conducive to toe tapping." |
's presence in a production is not generally | conducive to LOLZ." Rachel Cooke gave a somewhat negat |
nclusions about the nature of life that were | conducive to suicide could apply to some of the greate |
one of several places having an environment | conducive to creativity. |
nd the next rebirth) or in achieving a birth | conducive to the practice of Dharma. |
To assure trials more | conducive to the Crown than the prejudices of local ju |
is new environment: "I find Santa Barbara so | conducive to the sort of things a painter most craves |
arning experiences within a safe environment | conducive to learning. |
ontributed greatly to maintaining conditions | conducive to a settlement of the dispute and welcomed |
ished with not only necessaries but articles | conducive to comfort and convenience. |
at-Armour, the Object of it, may be rendered | conducive to both public and private uses, of consider |
ates that the criminal justice system is not | conducive to justice regarding crimes during the North |
ithin the Islamic tradition that is directly | conducive to the radicalization process and the sancti |
come too concentrated and were thus becoming | conducive to student upheaval, including riots. |
tate from which to operate that is even more | conducive to terrorism than Afghanistan. |
their natural habitat and therefore are not | conducive to the animals' welfare. |
dustry will create an attractive environment | conducive to the location of research-oriented industr |
ve southwest-northeast bajada-plains region, | conducive to agriculture. |
at 33.55 in three Tests on slow wickets not | conducive to fast bowling.'Player of the Series' award |
yeast growth and provide an environment more | conducive to the C. perfringens bacterium, allowing th |
it was thought that their marriage would be | conducive to an alliance between Sweden and Denmark, a |
conditions, in such manner as shall be most | conducive to their respective interests. |
fessional and skilled civil service as being | conducive with these interests. |
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