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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a test of goodwill" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or action that is intended to demonstrate kindness, trust, or a willingness to cooperate.
Example: "The company offered a discount to its customers as a test of goodwill after the recent service issues."
Alternatives: "a gesture of goodwill" or "a demonstration of goodwill."
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Shalit's release has remained a key element for the past four years as a leverage to "build confidence" between the parties, particularly as a test of goodwill for Hamas.
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"The respected president, who adopted a powerful and appropriate position in the trip … would have been better off avoiding the telephone conversation with Obama in the same way he didn't give time for a meeting with Obama and left such measures until after practical, verifiable steps by the US government and a test of their goodwill," he said in an interview earlier this week.
It will be a test of the goodwill of the United States and Russia to stop the violence there.
So far, it has been a test, of sorts, and the testing of the regime for goodwill".
Why can't businesses be run with a generosity of spirit and a lot of goodwill?
A lot of goodwill.
Traditionally, Christmas is a time of goodwill.
Says Mr Lonsdale: "There was a lot of goodwill.
He said it was a "show of goodwill".
Was that a gesture of goodwill by the regime?
President Bush made a kind of goodwill tour through Asia.
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