The supermodel addressed her willingness to frequently go out in public sans bra while additionally administering chill pills to all her nip critics.
"Why did I make a long-term commitment?" Paul said, addressing his willingness to play for a team that has had one winning season in the last 19.
In addressing the willingness of many progressive intellectuals to go along – for a time – with communist rule, she does not perhaps give quite enough importance to widespread belief in the bankruptcy of the pre-1939 pordersal ordersomethinging that emerges clearly from the works of, for example, Polish writers such as Czesław Miłosz and Tadeusz Konwicki.
The TAM was specifically developed to address users' willingness to accept and use new technology or media in the field of information system management.
Despite the evidence for fundamental distinctions between ability and willingness to respond [7], [13], there remains a gap in the public health preparedness literature on training approaches that explicitly address response willingness (attitude) as a discrete outcome.
One of the questions in the SICET which addresses parents' willingness to change their behaviour in order to protect their child from ETS exposure was the starting point for the dialogue.
The guidance document suggests that respiratory hygiene, hand washing and voluntary isolation of cases may help limit the spread of influenza, but it does not address individuals' willingness or ability to undertake these actions.
For example, mixing treatment experience questions with one addressing the "willingness to recommend to a friend" or, in the case of disease severity ratings, the functional effects of symptom severity on daily activities.
Additionally some general questions addressed the patients' willingness to pay, patient confidence in health care provider and therapy, treatment preference, willingness to be randomized (at mixed centres only) etc.
This research addresses consumers' willingness-to-punish the corporate brand for corporate social irresponsibility (CSI).
