Sentence examples for associates willing from inspiring English sources

Hence, employment opportunities will be wide open for European and American clinical research physicians and clinical research associates willing to relocate to India, as well as Indian citizens with overseas experience.

Mr. Usmanov and his associates were willing to make the investment without getting any voting rights or seats on the board, important conditions for the independent-minded Mr. Zuckerberg.

Supporters can also help by finding more people among friends and associates who are willing to become donors.

But so bitter and personal has the struggle with Mr. Bush become that not all of Mr. McCain's closest associates were totally willing to rule out the possibility that the senator might yet, for all his denials, follow the lead of his hero Theodore Roosevelt and make some kind of third-party bid.

And, of course, personnel equals high-quality physicians and clinical research associates who are willing to commit time in an efficiently run system.

Another interesting finding – that the perception of travel expenses being a disadvantage of the injections was not associated with being willing to try injections but was associated with permanently switching after the trial – suggests that perhaps patients did not realize the benefit of the saved travel costs until several visits had been averted.

The privatization effort, both in its breadth and its financial goals, demonstrates what states around the country — broke, desperate and often overburdened with prisoners and their associated costs — are willing to do to balance the books.

Having an STI in the past 12 months remained significantly associated with being willing to participate in all three study types.

Mr. Tovar said the company was respectful of "all of our associates" and was always willing to hear employees' concerns.

And that means that you'll see smarter products from electronics makers trying to meet customer expectations, especially those of younger buyers who, according to surveys by J.D. Power and Associates, may be most willing to pay more for sophisticated navigation and "infotainment" systems.

STI testing remained associated with being more willing to participate in microbicide research and frequent gay scene use remained associated with being more willing to participate in behaviour change research.