Sentence examples for depends on the goodwill from inspiring English sources

Either way, the underlying implication is that avoiding this scenario ultimately depends on the goodwill of one man.

In Britain their application depends on the goodwill of the signatories.

Whether they remain standing, especially in remote parts of Afghanistan, depends on the goodwill of the locals.

Anti-corruption activists say the process lacks teeth and depends on the goodwill of companies to renegotiate the terms of mining deals, something the government admits.

"Much depends on the goodwill of the single professional involved," says Toscano. "There is no common system to collect information about missing children in Europe.

An insurgent force depends on the goodwill of those in whose name it fights, and the Taliban's religious credentials are beginning to wear thin.

Businessmen depend on the goodwill of the Kazakh leader.

"The future of the Jewish state can never depend on the goodwill of even the greatest of men.

Until now, the success of the Shannon scheme has depended on the goodwill of individual prison governors and officers.

In terms of cost-effectiveness the NHS has always compared very well with other healthcare systems, and much of this has depended on the goodwill of its staff.

But in a recent defence of finance capitalism, Raghuram Rajan and Luigi Zingales conceded that free markets are vulnerable to attack in downturns because they rest on fragile foundations, depending on the goodwill of politicians for their existence.