Sentence examples for a comprehensive willingness from inspiring English sources

"Outrage about one kind of horrific and illegal weaponry will not be taken seriously unless it is part of a comprehensive willingness to tackle all forms of collusion with technologically advanced violence against human beings".

The UK has full legal authority to require this change so if the government has chosen not to, it is a comprehensive indictment of its willingness to fight corruption".

But politically, the president and his aides are hoping that his willingness to embrace a comprehensive solution — and Mr. Boehner's decision to back away from one — will turn on its head the repeated questioning of his willingness to, well, lead.

It said North Korea had "expressed the willingness to conduct a comprehensive and full-scale survey for the final settlement of all issues related to Japan".

There are many potential flash points, including: health care (the national plan signed into law by the president and the Massachusetts law signed by Mr. Romney); the nation's fiscal crisis and solutions for reaching a comprehensive deficit reduction deal, including the willingness to raise taxes and overhauling the nation's tax code.

Turkey's invitation and willingness to support such a comprehensive effort and to accept its findings may not remain valid forever.

Accountability for the entire system requires a shift away from the current myopic focus on one test and a willingness to move to a comprehensive overhaul that emphasizes improving professional practice and advancing student learning.

To recruit the interviewees, we will first compile a comprehensive list of parents who have expressed willingness to take part.

While Mr. Sharon has hinted over the past few weeks that he was considering taking unilateral steps, his speech represented the first time he had expressed a willingness to dismantle settlements without a comprehensive peace agreement.

Signing and ratifying the treaty, he added, "would demonstrate the genuine willingness of all parties to seek such a comprehensive settlement in parallel with peace negotiations".

In this research, we investigate the acceptability of three new and emerging smart mobility options and quantify the associated willingness-to-pay values in the context of Lisbon using a comprehensive stated preferences (SP) survey.