Despite this increasing willingness to help, the U.S. is not a global leader when it comes to accommodating breastfeeding mothers.
Even President Bush and Congressional Republicans clashed despite the willingness of those on Capitol Hill to give way regularly to the administration.
But Boateng's Made in Africa foundation says despite the willingness of banks to lend money to these projects, investment is delayed by the lack of high quality "feasibility studies" – the initial work that shows projects are viable.
Finally, on the issue of political rights, Turkey was not able to implement effective external voting due to several legal and practical impediments, despite the willingness of the government for a while (Kadirbeyoglu, 2012).
It was a moment of equal significance in his life as a manager because, despite the willingness of Arsenal's board to offer Wenger a new deal and his willingness to sign it, it may just have been one loss too far after that long spell.
Despite the willingness of the community to solve problems of transportation, it was tough to refer women from hard-to-reach areas to higher-level health facilities for delivery.
As the interview data made clear, recording was viewed as a threat to established norms, and despite the willingness of some patients to seek permission, it was viewed as a request that would be viewed negatively by most clinicians.
Participants stressed that the coordination role is often taken on by a professional despite the willingness of the patient or his/her informal caregiver to coordinate his/her own care.
He ultimately fails, in part because his heart clearly belongs to the freedom-of-choice side -- this despite his willingness to depict the searing horrors and tragedies of drug abuse, not to mention his own struggle with addiction -- and in part because he lacks the facility and range to reconcile the contradictions of his ambition.
Sadly, despite this progress and willingness from the government to be flexible on the issue of Saturday pay, Sir David wrote to me yesterday advising that a negotiated solution is not realistically possible.
