This is a huge responsibility, but he accepts it willingly, even on a deep team like the Nets.
In court, Ms. Olson, 54, had been led through a series of questions meant to insure that she understood her plea and accepted it willingly, and she answered appropriately.
We claim to be against it in life — yet on our screens and stages, we accept it all too willingly.
However, the necessity for a procedure might become more critical, and a carer might then choose to accept to manage it (willingly or reluctantly); if they remained resistant, this might precipitate their relative moving into alternative care.
But once you accept it (and I did willingly), the world of the show wraps around you in much the same way Lovejoy's Suffolk did back in the 80s.
It willingly accepted the treaty's obligation to offer protection to those who need it.
It willingly accepts vestigial national differences, not questioning the possibility of their transformation, not recognizing how the world is ready and eager for the benefit of modernity, especially when the price is right.
Sanchez's oldest brother, Nick, recently said that Mark fully understood that pressure, particularly in a demanding city like New York, and accepted it "knowingly and willingly".
When employees feel they're getting fair feedback, they accept it more willingly and work to improve performance.
The BRC is implicitly trying to address what research into the psychology of risk perception has learned, that any risk evokes more fear when it's imposed than when it is accepted willingly, voluntarily.
