Sentence examples for goodwill when from inspiring English sources

Donate to Goodwill when no longer needed".

Aspiring lawyers from around the world pay to attend their universities and spread goodwill when they go home.

"Donate to Goodwill when no longer needed," the final line on the tags will urge, "and care for our planet".

There isn't a huge amount of "goodwill" when you run your regime in a constant state of emergency, and when you legalise censorship and suspend constitutional rights.

There isn't a huge amount of "goodwill" when you detain thousands of people under this emergency law, and have more than 30,000 political prisoners.

Dell, he says, gained a lot of goodwill when it started talking openly about its products' technical problems, such as exploding laptop batteries.

Either it creates empty, bland expressions of vague goodwill, or, when it gets emotional, outright lies.

As O'Connor says: "Decisions are made with goodwill, but when business comes into play, everything changes".

With the best will in the world, they can feel nervous for female performers – and, with less goodwill, irritated when they see women appearing to boss men around.

The UN announced that Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova will be reinstated as a goodwill ambassador when her suspension is lifted in April.

Maria Sharapova will be reinstated as a UN goodwill ambassador when her suspension from tennis expires next April, the Guardian has learned.