Sentence examples for declared itself willing from inspiring English sources
The studio has also declared itself willing to make an occasional big-budget "tent pole"; it has cautiously begun to take on the big studios.
And it declared itself willing to resolve all unanswered questions about its past nuclear activities to the satisfaction of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The 2011 debt ceiling standoff was a first in American history: An opposition party declared itself willing to undermine the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, with incalculable economic effects, unless it got its way.
But America, which has also just declared itself willing to limit its emissions, is calling for negotiations on a scheme to tackle global warming involving all big polluters, including China.All these announcements came just before the annual summit of the Group of Eight, a club for rich countries, which this year is focusing on climate change.
The People's Republic of China announced that it would not be happy if a seeded typhoon changed course and made landfall on its shores, while Japan declared itself willing to put up with difficulties caused by typhoons because that country got more than half of its rainfall from tropical cyclones.
Not one of these commentators noted the fact that Israel has repeatedly declared itself willing to give up its nukes if other nations in the area would agree to form a zone free of weapons of mass destruction, as part of a comprehensive peace deal.
When Praedium moved to sell the property this year, Gale stepped up to buy it, declaring itself ready and willing to work with Princeton city and university officials to maintain retailing at the site, despite its spotty history, Mr. Yeager said.
The audience had come to be pleasured, and you could feel them willing the film to declare itself funny, so that they could enjoy its sardonic take on the mores of the Midwest.
However, he has declared himself willing to hold fire if this will help the cause of normalising Armenian-Turkish ties.Fraternal fearsIt is ridiculously premature to anticipate a deal.
