"Show goodwill" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used as a command or instruction to encourage someone to act in a friendly or cooperative manner. Example: "Before entering into negotiations, it is important to show goodwill towards the other party to foster a positive working relationship."
Show goodwill and interest in children.
To fend off that possibility it will be essential to show goodwill by keeping Greece in the EU.
"As it is Sunday we opened the tolls for a couple of hours ahead of the talks to show goodwill".
"I wasn't convinced that the government was prepared to show goodwill toward political prisoners and prisoners of conscience," she said.
And, to show goodwill, it must hit the pause button on the centrifuges once high-level talks with America begin.
To show goodwill, it has already released 2,000 Rwandan Hutus from its army and invited the international genocide tribunal to investigate.
With these measures and the accompanying backhanders about "freedom and liberty," Obama is at once showing goodwill, testing the waters for dialogue, and throwing down challenges.
And last year RBS showed goodwill towards Connaught, the FTSE 250 social housing group, extending an additional £15m loan despite a series of profit warnings.
But if his visit can diminish that dislike even a little bit by showing goodwill, it will be regarded as a success.
The ten with whom concrete plans have been agreed will collectively devote $45m a year to the disease.That is not much in the grand scheme of things, but it shows goodwill.
Two days after he was sworn into office and in his first press conference, Rouhani also said on Tuesday that he was open to direct talks with the US, provided that Washington showed "goodwill" in action and put aside "hidden agendas" – an apparent reference to its perceived policy of regime change.
