Sentence examples for sufficient willingness from inspiring English sources

The US downgraded Qatar to the tier 2 watchlist after the state department concluded it had not demonstrated sufficient willingness to address its human trafficking problems.

Toughing it out: Troubled European economies could, conceivably, reassure creditors by showing sufficient willingness to endure pain and thereby avoid either default or devaluation.

As a reflection of what people with headache might be willing to invest in headache services, it signals need but probably not sufficient willingness (or ability) to pay.

They check, that is, whether those who grow up under institutions arranged by these principles will develop sufficient willingness to abide by them that the principles can serve as the focus of an enduring overlapping consensus.

The trade group estimated that 30 percent of all air passengers now had sufficient data records and willingness to take part in a trusted traveler program.

If we refused to interact with others until we had "sufficient evidence" of their willingness to reciprocate, we would no doubt appear stand-offish and unapproachable, thus cutting ourselves off altogether from the possibility of entering into mutually rewarding relationships.

But that is not sufficient to explain their willingness to murder him.

Flanked by two fighters carrying semi-automatic rifles as other rebels watched on, he questioned the government's willingness to make sufficient concessions but said he would adhere to the wishes of his leadership if a peace deal was reached.

For a couple of months, the occupation offered those with sufficient inclination, chutzpah, articulateness, and/or willingness to suffer discomfort a more or less self-governing, horizontal community one without leaders, without grotesque discrepancies in property, acting according to no rules other than those the encampment devised.

The real challenge we face is not so much in our not knowing what to do, but in our willingness to devote sufficient resources to doing the job.

If advanced economies are to prosper, it is necessary (though not sufficient) that the corporate sector's willingness to invest match its considerable wallet.