Sentence examples for is willing to submit from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Zehr's lawyers said that he is willing to submit to other forms of identification, like fingerprinting or retinal scans.
Taiwan, which occupies the largest of the Spratlys, is building a new pier there.The "code of conduct" remains under discussion but nothing suggests China is willing to submit itself to legally binding restraints.
That is, JHU is willing to submit a grant application for all of its new faculty hires, even while they're still employed elsewhere.
This theme describes the commitment the entrepreneur is willing to submit in terms of personal finances or other resources - to get a concept off the ground, to nourish, and nurture a fledgling enterprise, or perhaps to prove dedicated 'skin in the game' as an appeal to other investors.
The driver's BAC, whether or not the driver has had a prior offense, and whether or not the driver is willing to submit to a breathalyzer test at the time of arrest all have an impact on their legal situation and how long they will be required to attend DUI School.
For democracy to be meaningful, there must be a level of homogeneity among the people, such that the minority are willing to submit themselves to the will of the majority.You are the first of the major western publications to question the orthodox view that all Nigeria needs is democracy.
Yet for any of these awards, your institution will need to support--that is, be willing to submit on your behalf--an application.
It was decades before many Americans were willing to submit to public vaccination campaigns again.
