Sentence examples for insufficient willingness from inspiring English sources

It is understood the document also raises concerns over the Federation of Student Islamic Societies and what is seen as an insufficient willingness to tackle extremism.

"Judge Sotomayor's record of written statements suggest an alarming lack of respect for the notion of equal justice, and, therefore, in my view, an insufficient willingness to abide by the judicial oath," Mr. McConnell said in prepared remarks he intends to deliver Monday in the Senate.

Her "record of written statements," Mr McConnell writes, "suggest an alarming lack of respect for the notion of equal justice, and therefore, in my view, an insufficient willingness to abide by the judicial oath .And will this slow down her confirmation?

Knowledge on emerging health issues was insufficient and the respondents showed willingness to participate in their continued education.

He argues that some advocates, like Ralph Nader, have insufficient faith in the public's willingness to adopt safer driving practices.

The examples reveal a complex landscape characterised by insufficient resources at the local level, and lack of willingness among public at risk to share responsibility for disaster risk management with authorities.

We think current information publicity about e-waste recycling is insufficient, or the publicity content thereof does not actually promote the willingness to recycle.

In fact, the author of this paper argues that economic valuation through an estimate of the Willingness to Pay (WTP) (e.g. contingent valuation), is clearly an insufficient method for valuating a GLAMUR.

Third, some argue that it would be wrong for a bystander to switch the trolley (Judith Jarvis Thomson, 2008) and suggest that people's willingness to view it as permissible is a result of inadequate reflection or insufficient emotional engagement.

Although the Green Light Committee GLCC) and the Global Drug Facility are providing very important support for the sustained provision of essential anti-TB drugs in priority countries, political willingness of the countries to provide their own resources is essential and often insufficient.

Its appropriateness in this field was questionable due to a lack of willingness on the part of GPs to provide reproductive health services for teenagers, their insufficient training, inadequately equipped surgeries and low perceived support for reproductive health service provision.