But could his brother's views, and willingness to share them, become compromising for Jeremy, indirectly, in debates about energy or emissions, for example, or the Met Office, which Piers abhors?
The topic guide explored participants' views on: willingness to donate and acceptability of donating different types of HBSs, in what circumstances, for what purposes and to whom (see online supplementary appendix II).
Secondly, a relatively small sample of patients (14) were interviewed (likely those that were most motivated and interested in our study interventions), and their views including willingness to pay for decision and communication aids may not be representative of the larger population of patients with hip and knee OA.
But most of all, it is a tribute to the long view, the willingness to embark on something that would deliver rewards to scientists not even born when it was first proposed.
Sociobiologists, in fact, would call it altruistic, for in their view the willingness of an organism -- usually a gene -- to sacrifice so that its offspring flourishes is the very definition of altruism.
Blair viewed his willingness to bring bad news as a strength, a sign of loyalty.
Krugman quoted Keynes' famous passage in which he noted that many economists viewed the willingness to inflict misery on others as the hallmark of a real economist.
Physician-patient communication can impact the patients' view and willingness to participate in clinical trials [ 21- 23].
Given the hypothetical scenarios presented in this study, the odds of a person having a positive view and willingness to be consented to a critical care research study on the advice of another (surrogate consent) was greater than for those who had a negative or unfavourable view.
Others are better known for their liberal political views and their willingness to speak out against government policies.
