Sentence examples for unwilling to launch a from inspiring English sources

Although in the 1990s, President Boris Yeltsin was unwilling to launch a sustained condemnation, he stood as a bulwark against Stalin's rehabilitation.

After the Omagh bombing, the RIRA leadership were unwilling to launch a full-scale campaign in Northern Ireland due to the possibility of civilians being killed.

Barham believed that the French, having suffered such heavy losses, would be unable and unwilling to launch a major offensive in the Atlantic until after the winter.

A senior editor on the Sun has warned that journalists on the paper are now unwilling to launch certain public interest investigations because of a fear of being arrested.

The Pentagon might be unwilling to launch pre-emptive strikes against North Korea because Americans would be quickly overrun or taken hostage during a North Korean counterattack.

Without the potential benefits of acquiring control, institutional investors have generally been unwilling to launch proxy campaigns against antitakeover proposals.

The ICC considers itself a court of last resort, authorised to take on cases when authorities are unable or unwilling to launch prosecutions.

But, because minimal venture capital funding is available, would-be entrepreneurs are unwilling to launch, knowing they will have difficulty securing capital.

That situation is likely to change when Universal holds a much larger share of the music market than the other labels, as new services will likely be unwilling to launch without 40percentt of the recorded music catalog.

It says something that Meade's commanders were unwilling to press their luck, and voted decisively not to launch a counterattack against Lee.

She said she had eventually decided to launch a formal challenge because Mr Corbyn was unwilling to stand down and she could provide the real leadership he could not.