Sentence examples for readiness to consider from inspiring English sources

"The Spanish government expressed its readiness to consider this in the further budgetary process," said Mr. Juncker, who explained the accord was agreed upon sooner than anticipated.

He tries to talk down interest rates through "forward guidance", and speaks of the ECB's unanimous readiness to consider unconventional measures.

They were held in place at Lincoln's direction until he could ascertain their readiness to consider reunion "in a single common country" as a condition of negotiation.

In indirect talks after Binyamin Netanyahu became Israel's prime minister, Mr Erekat went a bit further in "a private" capacity by advertising his readiness to consider "creative" alternatives, and implied his readiness to consider the supervision of an international committee, a much-floated idea.

Russia's new-found readiness to consider the "far tougher" sanctions demanded by Gordon Brown at the UN this week is doubtless linked to this confirmation of Iranian bad faith.

When Yasir Arafat rejected peacemaking at last summer's Camp David summit, the left in Israel understood that Israel's desire for peace, and our readiness to consider compromise, were not sufficient by themselves to achieve an accord.

16 The aims of this study were to describe the readiness of PCPs to consider investigation or referral for symptoms possibly indicative of cancer, and to relate this to international differences in primary care structure and practice.

But to encourage Saudi and Syrian attendance, they, too, have signaled more readiness in recent days to consider a comprehensive Middle East peace, and specifically, a possible resumption of Israeli-Syrian negotiations down the road.

Saudi women are holding a day of action to challenge the kingdom's ban on female driving, amid signs of slowly growing readiness by the authorities to consider reform in the face of strong opposition by the clerical establishment.

He cites Britain, and the alleged readiness of its courts to consider sharia (though in fact it is only applied in some civil and family cases when both parties agree, and the primacy of the law of the land remains paramount in all cases) as an example of how prevalent Islamic law might become.

It is also necessary to consider readiness to change when engaging in discussion regarding lifestyle modification, and concordant with the transtheoretical model, to only embark on this when the person has moved beyond precontemplation to the contemplation or preparation stages [ 140].