The happiest students in this process are willing to attend several colleges on their lists; they realize that these colleges will offer them extraordinary programming, including merit scholarships.
And BBC Scotland understands that a Scandinavian group that has withdrawn from the bidding process is willing to work with whoever takes control.
During the discussions and self-directed learning, students' behavior revealed that they were actively engaged in the learning process, were willing to learn and had strong intentions to gain more knowledge.
For more than four decades, science has shown these regulations to be unwarranted and counterproductive, but even now the most the political process is willing to do is make them only slightly less harmful.
When he became disillusioned with the process, he was willing to pick up the gun again.
During this year's redistricting process, the tie-breaking chair of the five-member redistricting commission made it clear throughout the process that he was willing to side with the Republicans on all disputed matters.
The union also demanded more ability for teachers to challenge the evaluation process than the city was willing to grant.
But he said that he was also aware of the commission's "difficulties in obtaining clearances and in obtaining documents at the front end of the process" and that he was willing to support legislation that "removes the May 27 report deadline in current law and allows the commission to issue its report at any time until it goes out of existence on July 26 , 2004.
Four years ago, George Bush, then the governor of Texas, chose Dick Cheney, who had been running his vice presidential selection process, to show that he was willing to take on a more experienced partner to offset his own lack of experience on the national stage.
When people have access to information, they tend to feel a part of a process and are willing to contribute to the success of the process and also take responsibility in its failure.
