Sentence examples for should be willingness from inspiring English sources
"If both parties, or, in this case, multiple partners, have done their best to achieve the objectives and progress is very real, then there should be willingness to re-examine a deadline," Mr Ghani told the 60 Minutes programme, in an interview to be screened by CBS on Sunday evening.
In the end, greater autonomy must be granted to the region, and there should be more willingness to let the United States or other outsiders try to mediate a political solution.
In this study, willingness to pay should be interpreted as willingness to give up salary in exchange for another attribute.
But for most of the time it was voluntary: he refused an offer of early release, saying that those who had been imprisoned before him should be freed first.The willingness to take punishment for his beliefs has been a hallmark of Mr McCain's political career.
Our message should be simple: their willingness to satisfy the short term financial interests of their oil industry patrons represents a complete betrayal of their responsibility to future generations.
Magnitudes of WTP estimates should be interpreted as willingness to give up salary in exchange for another attribute.
To ensure equal access to treatment for patients with rare diseases it is therefore sometimes argued that there should be a higher willingness to pay for treatments for rare conditions than for treatments in general.
These differences merit further study: they may reflect differences in learning opportunities, in expectations about how well prepared doctors should be, or in willingness to admit to feeling unprepared.
While in theory the two measures should be similar, in practice willingness to accept compensation has been found to be considerably larger in magnitude than willingness to pay compensation.
This acknowledgement should be coupled with a willingness to learn from any such eventuality.
Pierce should be commended for her willingness to extend herself to all of her students.
