Sentence examples for delegates were willing from inspiring English sources
Ms Shaaban confirmed that government delegates were willing to go through the 2012 communique "paragraph by paragraph".
It was her rhetoric that persuaded delegates last spring in Sheffield to demand massive changes to the bill, and as a result many delegates this weekend instinctively were willing to subcontract their judgment to her.
"I said O.K. Then he said, 'What do you think of the president?' I said, 'No disrespect, but I don't care about politics".' As for whether the delegates will be willing to part with more than pins, the jury was still out.
"Yet to get twenty delegates, he's willing to say whatever he needs to say in order to get those votes".
The convention is so dull, tiresome, and uninteresting that the delegates may be willing to finish up their work to-morrow night.
As a result, Trump has gained delegates who may be willing to vote against him if given the opportunity.
There are one or two delegates who seem to be willing to delve a bit deeper, but they are generally regarded as either mad or bad.Can the EU connect with its people?Decrying the absence of Eurosceptics in the policy debate in Brussels is in some ways unfair.
At the Liberal Democrat's party conference in September, Mr. Cameron's coalition partner, Nick Clegg, made the strongest call yet for cutting middle-class benefits, telling delegates that he would be willing to give up the £2,450 $$3,850) in annual child benefits that he and his wife, who is a corporate lawyer, receive for their three children.
"Unless you're willing to delegate and trust, you will not get any proactive action".
Queens: the delegates were ambivalent.
