Then, with the surprise defeat of Eric Cantor, the House Majority Leader, by a primary opponent who had made an issue of Cantor's willingness to talk about the path to citizenship, it was shunned.
Yet with NATO governments preparing for the possibility of retaliation by Iran in the event of an Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities, the issue of Iran's willingness and ability to foment violence in Afghanistan and elsewhere has taken on added urgency.
Frits Bolkestein, the union's internal market commissioner, said the major issue involved Switzerland's level of willingness to waive bank secrecy; it cooperates with investigations of fraud but not of tax evasion.
The issue could provide an early test of willingness by the Bush administration and the Congress to challenge what critics have portrayed as hasty and misguided decisions by the Clinton administration on environmental policy.
Physicians vary greatly in their degree of willingness to discuss HRQOL issues with patients, and this willingness impacts patients' behavior (e.g., patients do not discuss their HRQOL concerns with their physician unless prompted to do so) [ 12, 16, 55].
Second, from the estimation result of the determinant function of willingness to participate as a food education volunteer, those inhabitants who had positive attitudes toward health and community issues expressed their willingness to volunteer.
A further indication of the existence of willingness is the degree to which the issue of health promotion is discussed within the company.
Private sector in Serbia unites for "School without Violence" The companies Banca Intesa, Al grosso with its brands Chupa Chups and Pez, PTT Srbija and NIS Petrol are among the first to recognise the significance of the issue of violence, and have expressed their willingness to actively contribute to solving the problem.
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It is also the lack of willingness by activists and voters to read, discuss, debate or respond to green issues with anything other than an emotional, idealistic response.
