Sentence examples for depend on the will from inspiring English sources

In this, as in so much else in the bill, most of what happens will depend on the will and the ability of regulators to act.

The oblations should not be used to propitiate the gods or to thank them for favours bestowed, since the efficacy of the rites, some of which are still occasionally performed, does not depend on the will of the gods.

In my opinion, these two modifications, even though they may depend on the will of individual persons and not the state, constitute an eugenism by fact.

The investigation which deals with the world, in its totality and in each of its individual parts, is called natural investigation, while that which regards what man possesses by virtue and will is called the science of the things that depend on the will.

Her other lawyer, Sergei Vasenko, said: "We understand that the case depends on the will of the president of Ukraine.

Whether he reveals the truth to us depends on the will to air the washing of Twickenham in public.

"We hope that Israel will do the same because the issue depends on the will of both sides".

"The possibility of peace depends on the will of combatants," he added, "not on the actions of even the best-intentioned outsiders, including the United States.

But there can be no peace if our security depends on the will and whims of a ruthless and aggressive dictator.

"It depends on the will of the people," he says.

But ultimately, Myers says much depends on the will of a department to hire women.