Sentence examples for on the goodwill from inspiring English sources

Either way, the underlying implication is that avoiding this scenario ultimately depends on the goodwill of one man.

But even if that proved true, it would surely be dangerous to rely on the goodwill of one man.Devolution—"federalism" in Italy—has met a similar fate.

6 Structural involvement means that the initiative to engage with patients is not incidental and is not dependent on the goodwill of one or two individuals.

The NHS relies on the goodwill of its staff.

Businessmen depend on the goodwill of the Kazakh leader.

They rely on the goodwill of EU members and the credibility of the organisation.

As Philip Carter makes plain: "We depend very heavily on the goodwill of individuals".

In Britain their application depends on the goodwill of the signatories.

But from the first he was dependent on the goodwill of his king.

It also relies heavily on the goodwill of programmers and others to support its efforts.

Everyone knows that the underfunded, threadbare NHS runs on the goodwill of its staff.