Sentence examples for genuine readiness from inspiring English sources
But many also worried that the differences remained too deep, and questioned whether there was a genuine readiness to share power on either side.
But according to one assessment, statements by the Saudis and Qataris may be more about exerting psychological pressure on Assad than genuine readiness to arm his enemies.
That process, under the circumstances, should begin unilaterally, but we should keep the door wide open to the possibility of resuming negotiations, were a Palestinian leadership to demonstrate a genuine readiness to make painful decisions.
Texas-educated, more interested in the future than a tormented past, a former International Monetary Fund official determined to fight corruption and establish security, a doer not a dreamer, Fayyad was a new kind of Palestinian leader: a nonviolent pragmatist with a genuine readiness for territorial compromise.
And those macho attitudes include many admirable things: a genuine love of courage, a surprising readiness to celebrate failure if it is bought with bravery, an unsparing sense of the fatality of human existence, a love of the small pleasures that ennoble it.
It's this competitive logic, rather than genuine concern about a child's developmental readiness, that drives redshirting.
In the event a peculiarly united city staged both a triumph of readiness and a Games of genuine sporting drama.
If you look at the transcripts of my depositions and my interventions at the Eurogroup meetings you will see nothing but complete openness to ideas and genuine attempts to find common ground, and a readiness to compromise.
Yet, genuine concerns should be expressed on the extent of readiness for nurses to endorse performance quality and patient safety indicators.
It might also signal a readiness to take the next step and land a genuine major.
He says the readiness of judges to accept such training points to a genuine desire in official circles to improve the system.There are other signs, too.
