Those participants who perceived their country of origin as 'home' before returning demonstrated a higher willingness to return (r =.81, p =.00).
(She apparently gave the prints to Mr. Lucas, who died in 1991, and may have given some to other performers as gifts in return for their willingness to pose for her).
Jonathan Russell, head of policy at the counter-extremism think-tank Quilliam, said while it is not new to see beheading in an Isis video, this "return to a willingness to use gore" was an effort to reignite the debate on a "clash of civilisations" which they can use to recruit further.
For years, there has been talk of moving towards closer fiscal union, with a mechanism for moving resources from rich to poor parts of the single currency in return for the willingness of individual governments to accept rules that would enforce budget discipline.
Europe's direct payments, which totaled more than $200 million from 2000 to 2002, led to the establishment of a World Bank-monitored trust fund, which is now used by most international donors to disburse money to the fledgling Palestinian government in return for its willingness to meet certain standards of improved fiscal governance.
Finally, Cassarino developed a model specifically for return, distinguishing between willingness and readiness, which together create the preparedness to return.
In return for his willingness to try out a new chemical, the supplier paid the bill for a year.
If you desire, we can talk about the need to "reset" our understandings about our wealth, our ability to capture return and our willingness to accept risk.
First he granted Iran $4.2 billion worth of sanctions relief and allowed the country to keep enriching uranium in return for its willingness to hold nuclear talks.
