Sentence examples for power of goodwill from inspiring English sources
Startup TigerTag launched this week to help reunite people with their lost valuables by "harnessing the power of goodwill".
Some prices have tripled in recent weeks.Mr Kabila came to power on a wave of goodwill.
Mr. Rudd swept to power on a surge of goodwill in 2007, and for two years he enjoyed strong approval ratings, among other things for apologizing to Australia's aborigines.
The Games Makers helped to create an outstanding atmosphere and showed us the power of human spirit and goodwill within sport.
Maybe this season of goodwill might just turn into an era of goodwill.
She's clearly aware of the power of that image, and the goodwill that nostalgia can engender for her; hell, she closed her set with a cover of Simple Minds' Don't You Forget About Me.
The root of the problem is that the NHS has too easily become a bureaucratic, centralised and self-gratifying machine, disconnected from the people and communities it is supposed to provide for; apparently either unable or unwilling to believe in the power of people and harness the goodwill of society.
Despite a spurt of goodwill after the new man's advent to power, the Labour Party, which has run Norway almost without interruption since the second world war, is far less popular than it was.
What we see by this comparison is how the physical forms and the forms of goodwill and rule changed, but also how many elements of the workings of colonial power remained the same.
The company said that as a "gesture of goodwill" it would raise the industry-standard payment from £27 to £75 for people without power for 48-60 hours including Christmas Day.
"There is no power on Earth," Tudor Pole wrote, "that can withstand the united co-operation on spiritual levels of men and women of goodwill everywhere".
