Sentence examples for goodwill to help from inspiring English sources

The BBC will look to their goodwill to help fund what it said would be the £725m cost of shouldering free licence fees for the over-75s.

As long as rich countries consider it a voluntary act of goodwill to help people in difficult circumstances, they will feel more relaxed about reducing assistance and directing it according to their own criteria.

Carl Chinn, a trustee of the former employees' fund, said: "I hope they will search their conscience to see if they can find the goodwill to help those who have lost so much.

Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon urged "dialogue and goodwill" to help resolve grievances and prevent further deterioration of the situation.

She was asked to become a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador to help victims of war.

This retreat will free one occupied Lebanese town, Jezzine, and put another (unoccupied) town, Sidon, outside the range of Israeli artillery.Secret talks about leaving the salient have been in the air for some time, though Mr Barak may now project it as a goodwill gesture to help restart peace talks.

Volunteering is reliant on people's intrinsic goodwill and motivation to help those around them.

In the face of these challenges, Goodwill is able to help out-of-work seniors through the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).

Brad Turner-Little, Director of Mission Strategy at Goodwill International, Inc., defended the practice as one of Goodwill's "tools" to help the disabled.

You can't blame Kurdi for choosing her words carefully; the refugees who end up in Canada will rely in part on goodwill from citizens to help them adjust.

He soon learned that Goodwill's mission is to help people find jobs.