The academy found, for example, that the willingness of less-skilled immigrants to work at low pay reduced consumption costs — the costs to consumers of goods and services like health care, child care, food preparation, house cleaning, repair and construction — for millions of Americans.
One example was the willingness of Cato scholars to join with us in opposition of the bipartisan efforts of the Bush Administration and the Pelosi Congress to rush through a massive bailout of certain Wall Street banks -- the Troubled Asset Relief Program -- in October of 2008.
Each of these examples of the willingness of parliament to pass laws that breach democratic freedoms, taken individually, might be justified on the grounds of necessity and proportionality.
For example, we would praise the willingness of the leading hard-liner, Li Peng, to leak documents to us.
Researchers also know that the institutional climate makes a considerable difference in students' ability to achieve — for example, a welcoming environment, the willingness of students to work collaboratively across racial and ethnic lines, transparent grading rubrics and the expectation that faculty members view every student as worthy.
Second, it was not possible to for all the objectives of all our evidence- gathering strands to be fully realised: our grey literature review, for example, was limited by the willingness of service providers to respond to our requests; and our accesss to interviews with Polish service users was more limited than anticipated.
These examples, and many others, demonstrate the willingness of animals to sacrifice a part of their bodies to save their own lives.
But in providing yet another example of the willingness to exploit a football club as a means to self-enrichment, the decision added a further drop or two to the reservoir of cynicism and resentment that may be destroying the foundations of a global entertainment phenomenon all too willing to treat its set of core identities as transferable assets.
In the paper we focus on the network characteristics and network partner characteristics, including for example the presence/absence or willingness of partners to cooperate with and the lack of responsiveness of knowledge providers (e.g. researchers) because they are often rather 'supply driven' than 'demand driven' (Katz and Barandun 2002; Byerlee et al. 2002).
The most striking example of this shift is the recent willingness of Brazil and Turkey to challenge the leadership of the United States on the question of responding to Iran's nuclear program.
The suit, with its broad reach across history and national boundaries, has attracted attention internationally and is often cited as an example of a new willingness of American courts to try to sort out injustices far from home.
