In the face of such aggressive surliness, could Blair maintain his willingness and equanimity?
European officials maintain their willingness to stand by the United States in its war against terrorism.
Most importantly, you must maintain the willingness to try whatever action the individual you contact suggests.
Sereny, a remarkable woman as well as a remarkable journalist, reminds us that the key to facing such vexing imponderables is to maintain a willingness to question your own assumptions constantly.
The high retention rate was accomplished by considerable work directed at tracing all participants across the years, a task facilitated by the Swedish personal identity numbers, and by conveying the results to the participants after each data collection to maintain their willingness to participate.
At the end of the day, what matters is that you maintain your willingness to be friendly, and do so without allowing yourself to be drawn into the emotional blackmailing or confusion that some in-law relationships insist on being.
In the film, he even consults a psychiatrist who argues that companies display all the characteristics of a psychopath: callous disregard for others' feelings, inability to maintain relationships, a willingness to bend any rule and break any law if it advances their interests, and an obsession with amassing power and money.This is overheated rhetoric, to be sure.
The Patterson et al [ 8] operationalization of integrity largely subsumes the Koenig et al. [ 7] definition of 'ethical responsibility to self and others' and included "honesty to self and others", "willingness to hold others to account", "maintaining confidentiality" and "willingness to challenge unacceptable behaviour".
Friends and fans, however, count Mr. Klein's steadfastness and willingness to maintain unpopular positions among his key assets.
That acknowledgement suggests a desire and willingness to maintain his education at Arsenal, and a realisation that, despite being an international, there is plenty more still to come.
