Sentence examples for purpose and willingness from inspiring English sources

But South Korea's ability to endure such hardships and bounce back points to another lesson: the need for a sense of shared national purpose and willingness to sacrifice.

"It was an example to all the world that while the regime obstructed and filibustered, the opposition demonstrated a courageous and mature seriousness of purpose and willingness to discuss all aspects of the conflict.

perception of the benefits and risks of biobanks for research purposes, and willingness to donate their own samples;   5.

None of these issues are insurmountable, but they will require a clarity of purpose and a willingness to innovate and learn in the public interest.

"It is important that all immigrants come to the UK with a purpose and a willingness to contribute productively to the community".

Boone reflects aspects of Locke's personality, such as his desire to have a unique purpose and his willingness to believe in the unlikely.

I talked about this earlier this year as 'an intensity of purpose and a willingness of action' which is the title of my most recent blog.

"We have a situation – and the people at the center of it have come together with civility, common purpose, and a willingness to listen and work toward a solution," the release read.

The purpose was to determine both farmers' willingness to use recycled water for irrigation purposes and consumers' willingness to use agricultural products irrigated with recycled water.

We shouldn't forget the difference between the ability of our government to collect information online under strict guidelines and for narrow purposes, and the willingness of some other governments to throw their own citizens in prison for what they say online.

The famous 'Bergen definition', as Dam (1995) explains, associates autonomy with "readiness to take charge of one's own learning in the service of one's needs and purposes – which entails a capacity and willingness to act independently and in co-operation with others, as a socially responsible person" (p.1).