The phrase "agencies willingness" is not correct in written English.
It should be "agencies' willingness" to indicate possession.
Example: "The agencies' willingness to collaborate on the project was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "the willingness of agencies" or "agencies' readiness".
In particular, the agencies' willingness to trust human sources whose credibility should have been much more suspect was a serious institutional error.
The multi-decision maker approach adopted by Cartesius reflects the spatial and administrative organization of traffic management agencies in US cities, providing a cooperative solution that exploits the agencies' willingness to cooperate and unify their problem-solving capabilities, yet preserves the different levels of authority and the inherent distribution of data and expertise.
Protection of the public interest hinges on an open process and regulatory agencies' willingness to stand up to pressure from regulated industries.
We suspect that state administrative and data handling idiosyncrasies played a dominant role in determining state-agency willingness to provide data for the study.
Furthermore, the plan says very little of substance about reforming the rating agencies, whose willingness to give a seal of approval to dubious securities played an important role in creating the mess we're in.
However those lawsuits end up, the demise of Andersen as a result of the Enron scandal clearly paved the way for broad changes in the accounting world: the creation of regulatory agencies, greater willingness of auditors to stand up to clients and, paradoxically, a lot more business for accountants and lawyers.
We're starting to see the wall being chipped away in cities like New York, San Francisco, London and Barcelona, thanks to local government agencies' growing willingness to rethink procurement.
She pointed to the agency's willingness to approved DNA sequencers made by Illumina, and argued that the agency saw value in 23andMe's approach.
And the agency's willingness to embrace unconventional ideas and people – like Sarfatti – means the project divides opinion.
Finally, WADA's foot-dragging has raised serious questions about the agency's willingness to do its job.
Indeed, Bill Baer, the Head of the Antitrust Division, recently re-emphasized the agency's willingness to investigate consummated transactions that appear to violate the antitrust laws.
