Indeed, Gillibrand's long-term willingness to challenge powerful men – and the institutions protecting them – has carried risks.
However, a long-term willingness to accept EU rules in the field of goods would require a greater role for the European court of justice, or at least a judicial dispute resolution mechanism informed by the ECJ rulings, and would also set limits on the UK's ability to negotiate its own free trade deals.
This indicates that acceptance of disease status and long-term willingness to stay in care depends partly on to what level patients are psychologically accepting and managing the early denial stage of their HIV test result.
Instead of trying to market the same old products and services to this new generation, we should be celebrating this opportunity to rethink assumptions around consumer preferences for ownership, definitions of convenience, openness to investing in the long-term and willingness to do work to maintain and repair.
"There's a lot of betting on the long-term future and willingness to take losses.
On the other hand, he underestimates the federal government's long-term ability and willingness to oversee rigorously an industry containing many powerful private interests.
Creating food hubs that are enduring solutions -- not just fads -- requires founders and funders with a long-term commitment, a willingness to look beyond conventional approaches, and a clear-eyed view of the challenges.
This suggests that the household short-term economic status has less effect than long-term status on willingness to use care models.
Careers differ in their demands, requiring different amounts of intellectual ability, manual skill, long-term commitment, or willingness to work in particular environments, and can be better suited to particular personalities, aptitudes, and physical dispositions.
Careers differ in their demands, requiring different amounts of intellectual ability, manual skill, long-term commitment, or willingness to work in particular environments [ 14], and can each be better suited to particular personalities [ 13], aptitudes, and physical dispositions.
"Our willingness to be misunderstood, our long-term orientation and our willingness to repeatedly fail are the three parts of our culture that make doing this kind of thing possible," he said.
