Sentence examples for increased willingness of from inspiring English sources

One aspect of this is the increased willingness of umpires, in the age of Hawk Eye, to give lbws on the front foot.

The increased willingness of the ECtHR to recognize positive obligations moves Article 14 from merely prohibiting discrimination, to protecting individuals from discrimination.

Correction: August 2 , 2002 Friday An article in Business Day yesterday about the increased willingness of consumers to pay for online content misidentified the Web site that has begun charging for ABC video news clips and news programs.

This phenomenon has been facilitated by the confluence of amendments to the federal securities laws and an increased willingness of private investors to cede control of the companies they finance to unseasoned and untested entrepreneurial CEOs.

Among the reasons are an increased willingness of members of the clergy to avow their homosexuality and confront their churches, and a tougher stand by some faiths, including the Roman Catholic Church.

Despite a 2016 ministerial call for action there has been neither an improvement in the levels of bullying in the NHS, nor an increased willingness of staff to report it.

Part of R&B's story in 2016 has been an increased willingness on the part of artists such as King, Tweet, Woods, Abra and Dawn Richard to go down the route of small indie labels or self-releasing material.

This refers to an increased willingness on the part of the victims to come forward to report both historical and recent sexual offences".

Durbin said he sees an increased willingness on the part of Republicans to reach a deal compared with prior budget standoffs.

In that sense, the increasing willingness of boards to fire the C.E.O. is actually the flip side of a fetishization of the position that began in the eighties.

On one hand, Hoseah highlighted recent legal reforms and the increasing willingness of both Parliament and press to level corruption charges against the government.