Sentence examples for professed willingness from inspiring English sources

India might think Pakistan is bluffing in its professed willingness to use tactical nuclear weapons against Indian ground troops on Pakistani soil.

Bush's professed willingness to go it alone in Iraq posed a threat to the French, but they welcomed the debate as an opportunity to exercise some influence.

The Arabs need to force Mr. Arafat to retire, and the Americans need to test Mr. Sharon's professed willingness for a fair deal with a reformed Palestinian Authority.

Mr Harper's professed willingness to look again at the constitution could end in disaster, as it did for Brian Mulroney, a previous Conservative prime minister in the early 1990s.

It is testing Pakistan's professed willingness to co-operate and demanding that it extradite 20 men wanted for a variety of terrorist outrages, including two alleged LET masterminds of the Mumbai plot.

Most careers in conservative politics, where purity is highly valued, would not survive a public declaration of love for the president, let alone a professed willingness to raise taxes to plug the deficit.

Malaysia initially took a reactive approach, criticising the crackdown on the Rohingya, though it now professes willingness to work with ASEAN members to coordinate aid in Rakhine state.

He joined the chorus of voices professing willingness to compromise Tuesday when he advocated "heroic flexibility" in Tehran's negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency and six world powers demanding an end to Iranian uranium enrichment.

For a country that has professed a willingness to play a greater role in world affairs, the bad news just kept coming.

Speaking privately with many of the delegates, Burnet professed his willingness to serve as president of a new republic, even if that made him a target of Santa Anna.

Most interviewees professed their willingness to participate in research in the future, if the opportunity should arise.