Sentence examples similar to goodwill prevailed from inspiring English sources
What's more, such exchanges can spiral into vicious cycles (those characterized by contention and suspicion) or virtuous cycles (those in which cooperation and goodwill prevail), according to negotiation expert Keith Allred.
Any time it seems as if it might lead to a conflict — when the younger son, Thomas, wants to take time away from the family construction business to concentrate on opening a tae kwon do dojang, or when Kitten tries to impress her granddaughter Nikki with increasingly absurd pets that her mother won't allow — goodwill prevails.
"I'm sure the UK will appeal if the outcome at the European court of human right is in favour of the islanders, but I think, if goodwill prevails, the government will have to have a policy on resettlement one way or the other".
Several student disturbances at games or on transit buses afterwards in the late-1960s early-1970s970s toreatened to put an end to the athletic tradition reflecting the tense tenor of the times, but goodwill eventually prevailed again by the quieter 1980s.
The new head of Haiti's UN mission, Edmond Mulet, a Guatemalan diplomat, is urging them not to "slacken [their] pace now", noting that previous international efforts to rescue Haiti had failed because they were too short-lived.For the moment, international goodwill seems to prevail.
Egypt is not just the gift of the Nile but it is simply "to be or not to be" issue.There are long historical friendship bonds between Egypt and Ethiopia and hopefully this will help both nations arrive at some reasonable fair compromise.Not a certain outcome but may goodwill and common sense prevail.
"What should prevail is goodwill, trust and understanding and with that we will be able to offer the world an opportunity to open a new path when it comes to fighting climate change". UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned delegates they must be prepared to compromise rather than searching for the deal that they ideally wanted.
