The Continent needs more expansionary monetary policies, in the form of a willingness — an announced willingness — on the part of the European Central Bank to accept somewhat higher inflation; it needs more expansionary fiscal policies, in the form of budgets in Germany that offset austerity in Spain and other troubled nations around the Continent's periphery, rather than reinforcing it.
Using the Southampton, UK, as a case study, this paper estimates the public's perceived value of green walls to urban biodiversity, in the form of their willingness to pay (WTP).
In one of these sermonettes, Mr. Seeger -- who turned 89 in May -- says he hopes the next revolution (after the current information-based one) will take the form of the "willingness-to-communicate revolution".
His party's leftists winced, but others detected a sign of willingness to form a grand coalition with the CDU, as in Mrs Merkel's first term after 2005.
All individuals were asked to return the response sheet with the consent form and the questionnaire independent of willingness to meet at baseline examinations.
At the same time, with government determination to build culture as a form of national power, and willingness to spend on the effort, Chinese officials are happy to import Western cultural expertise.
The most prosaic form of courage is a willingness to get out of bed each morning and continue our lives.
It is central to the way Americans understand themselves, their country, and the form of government they claim willingness to live under.
A change in the definition of rape to redefine consent to mean an "unequivocal voluntary agreement" when a person, by words, gestures or any form of nonverbal communication, indicates a willingness to participate in a specific act.
