A shift of stance by Pakistan's government, away from outright hostility to a willingness to resolve Kashmir's place within India, might explain a change in the behaviour of even some militant groups.
Witnesses often have skin in the game as well, and they express a willingness or outright desire to testify for the prosecution in exchange for some tangible benefit.
When given a mild anti-anxiety drug that suppressed the amygdala response, subjects still said they viewed an 80-20 split as unjust, but their willingness to reject it outright dropped in half.
Ask the person outright if you have the courage and willingness to do so.
That's an outright denial of political reality, but Mr. Romney's willingness to stray from the truth is at the root of what's really going on.
Publishers Weekly: "Tulathimutte exhibits a talent for satire, and a willingness to embrace brutal reality and outright absurdity".
The outright hostility from critics also stems from DCMS's willingness to rubber-stamp new BBC online and digital services with a view to advancing the date for an analogue switch off.
By the end of the weekend, even those who did not wish the nomination well had come to feel the same way, for the hearings became a political free-for all, in which senators demonstrated a willingness to stoop to anything, from cheap prosecutorial trickery to outright smears, in order to impeach witnesses whose evidence served the cause of the other side.
And yet, I've always found that something about the desperate subversion of the show, its characters' willingness to humiliate themselves and one another and occasionally engage in outright sociopathy that has lent itself to getting stoned.
And yet, I've always found that something about the desperate subversion of the show, its characters' willingness to humiliate themselves and each other and occasionally engage in outright sociopathy that has lent itself to getting stoned.
