Sentence examples for institutional willingness from inspiring English sources

Also telling is the unit's new name: previously, the officers who investigated these crashes did so under the title of Accident Investigation Squad — a nomenclature that suggested an institutional willingness to consider fatal crashes as unavoidable happenstance.

However, the percentage of perceived institutional willingness reported was below 50% for all other disciplines according to KIs.

Fellows are excluded from interviews upon absence of letters to support institutional willingness to protect 80% of their time for fellowship activities during the 1-year fellowship period.

The case-studies in Ghana (CS1, CS2) illustrated institutional willingness to incorporate new evidence into policy amendments, but both cases show limitations in the policy dissemination process.

But he thinks that "in general, tech is becoming more and more important, and it's impacting more and more industries," which could explain institutional investors' willingness to write giant checks to venture firms.

The cases once again raised the basic questions of institutional capacity and willingness to respond to poor women's increased demand for services.

The networks differ in their potential to generate efficiency and legitimacy gains from collaboration, their commitment to the ideals underlying the institutional mandate, and their willingness to pursue effective collaboration in light of the influence of other external constituents.

Finally, participants expressed the need for institutional recommendations, and their willingness to participate in PrEP trials.

Samples were selected based on regional spread, ownership, size and courses offered, as well as proactive responsiveness and willingness of institutional leaders to collaborate.

This paper contributes to the literature by examining how individuals' perceptions about institutional frameworks affect individuals' willingness to donate their own organs and those of relatives by using data from the European Union and extending findings of other studies attempting to compare European Union experience with that of the US [ 3].

"Going back to the early '90s, in my career I have not seen a market where there has been more ready availability to capital, between tax reforms and sovereign cash and big corporates and low interest rates and huge venture funds, not to mention the increased willingness of big institutional investors to become LPs".