Sentence examples for have some willingness from inspiring English sources

We do have some willingness to speak of conscious states of mind as states we are conscious or aware of being in.

"If we're smart and we have some grace and we have some willingness about our destiny, then we will take ourselves into the renewable world".

"And if we're smart and we have some grace and we have some willingness about our destiny, then we will take ourselves into the renewable world".

Macedonian Slav politicians, particularly President Boris Trajkovski, have shown some willingness to negotiate opening up power, but have also condemned the rebels, known as the National Liberation Army, as "terrorists" whose demands cannot be accommodated.

Alderson and his deputies have shown some willingness to be assertive with the resources they have available to them.

While the Kuwaitis have indicated some willingness to reduce significantly the amount of compensation Iraq is paying under UNSCR 687, they have insisted in return on GOI re-affirmation in its entirety of UNSCR 833, entailing acceptance of the land borders and maritime boundary between the two countries.

It is a long-running quarrel in which both sides have shown some willingness to compromise.

Intelligence officials have expressed some willingness to adjust the program in response to complaints from Congress and the public, possibly by requiring the phone companies, rather than the N.S.A., to stockpile the call data.

And while technology companies have shown some willingness to help on that front, they are nervous of being seen as too eager to give government access to user data.

With the budget facing a profound backlash from voters, state premiers and the Senate crossbench, government ministers over the past few days have signalled some willingness to negotiate on a couple of the budget's highly contentious measures: the education changes and the medical co-payments.

In a separate statement, the Serbian delegation, led by Bishop Artemije of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and Rada Trajkovic, who have shown some willingness to work with Albanians, said that despite continuing disagreements, the talks were "perhaps the first serious and constructive meeting of a relatively large number of the Serb and the Albanian people".