Sentence examples for traditional goodwill from inspiring English sources

This album starts, as all albums surely should, with A Toast, one in which all traditional goodwill is dispensed with.

Hoseason had notions of traditional goodwill that escaped the notice of other businessmen: he sent hand-signed Christmas cards to all his customers, for instance.

The traditional season of goodwill may be behind us but, as the tsunami disaster demonstrated, charities still need our donations.

Importantly, the circumcision program moved forward with the support of the Zulu traditional leader, King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu, who recognized the need for evidence-informed, scalable prevention approaches to reduce the risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections [ 14].

The latest outbreak of anti-immigrant violence has been widely blamed on a speech last month by King Goodwill Zwelithini, traditional leader of the Zulu ethnic group, in which he linked foreigners to crime and said they must "take their bags and go".

Note that most traditional companies that generated their goodwill in saner times will find this accounting change a boost to their earnings, since the amortization costs will disappear.

In KwaZulu-Natal King Goodwill Zwelithini, a traditional leader announced and endorsed the male circumcision programme in selected sites.

The Zulu king, Goodwill Zwelithini, recently lifted a traditional ban on circumcision, in a bid to fight HIV.

In the past, their goodwill money was channelled largely through traditional tribal chiefs, and often went no further.

With the help of the writer and journalist Francis Wrigley Hirst and others, the house became a conference and education centre for pursuing the traditional Cobdenite causes of free trade, peace and goodwill.

In fact, traditional and new media alike depend heavily on the goodwill of government officials, plus advertising.