Sentence examples for owner willingness from inspiring English sources

This quid pro quo may be seen in other areas as well, such as the broadcast flag or some ebook models, and appears to represent copyright owner willingness to give up some control in relation to private copies in order to prevent or discourage distribution over the Internet – activity which has a much more significant effect on the value of copyrighted works.

Recruitment of animals for testing was based entirely on owner willingness.

Although land availability and owner willingness currently drive site selection for SGI projects, we explored how land managers could prioritize locations based on their suitability for one or both objectives.

An average of 40% of the camels aged 6 months and above were picked randomly from each selected herd, until the calculated sample size was complete, based on owner willingness.

But industry experts say more recent changes in the retail gas business have added to station owners' willingness to sell.

Contrary to widespread speculation on the owners' willingness to make up union jobs lost through contraction, the proposal does not provide for increased sizes of rosters.

They saw the players' decision to walk off the job, and the owners' willingness to let them go, as an exercise in mutual greed rather than a legitimate labor dispute.

Because socioeconomic based approaches account for relevant limiting and motivating factors, they provide a more realistic measurement of forestland owners' willingness to supply biomass for bioenergy production- information useful to policy makers in setting production targets and in designing relevant incentive programs.

Despite the dispensary owners' willingness to coöperate with the city, Duncan said, everyone who attended the meetings had either had his dispensary raided by the D.E.A. or received a letter from his landlord asking him to give up his lease, owing to threats from federal authorities that the property would be seized.

'If we can let out the steam through this hole, maybe that would take away the pressure of changing the reserve rules altogether.' " Perhaps it was the owners' willingness to discuss the issue, Miller said, that has propagated the myth that the players would have been willing to abandon the process with the advent of free agency.

Players and owners alike could learn from Angelos, who refuses to go along with the other owners' willingness to put out a substandard product and thus is branded a traitor by them.