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• a  easily managed (controlled or taught or molded)

• Their worth as commodities was a function of pure, irrational desire, and their economic fate proved that nothing is more manipulable than desire.
• We spend all day working in a ghost world of digital data, computerized information that's manipulable, rewritable, copyable, rebootable and erasable.
• To understand the manipulable strategy and tactics, Stalin's followers and his intended victims have to understand the inner theory and program.

• tractable

• intractable

Quotes

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• Jay Bybee in The National Center for Public Policy Research
  In his dissent, Judge Jay Bybee noted: "I believe the majority's novel approach to statutory interpretation is readily manipulable and would enable courts to rewrite statutes whenever they want to save a particular program, contract or enactment."