For they will signify if ruling families are willing voluntarily to cede meaningful levels of control to elected institutions, or whether expressions of popular support for reforms will be resisted and, as in Bahrain, violently suppressed.
On the other hand, a domestic firm can have benefit from external influx of investment only in the case of indirect technology transfer in an environment where the international entrant is not willing voluntarily to give away its advantage.
Might right-to-work laws actually strengthen unions, since workers will have joined unions voluntarily and be more willing to participate in union affairs and run for office?
Divers are willing to voluntarily contribute ($900thousand) towards watershed sediment-reduction projects that could benefit divers by improving reef conditions.
Few are willing to voluntarily repeat the chaos that Britain has created for itself.
Although Aziz appears medically unfit to run the country — and is widely expected to return to France shortly — he shows no sign of being willing to voluntarily step down.
Mr. Kaczynski wrote that he would be willing to voluntarily provide a DNA sample "if the F.B.I. would satisfy a certain condition that is not relevant here"; he did not explain the condition.
"It surprises me that Ikea would not be willing to voluntarily come forward and discuss the impacts of its development," Robert A. Spolzino, a lawyer for Mamaroneck, said of the suit.
But despite higher levels of dissatisfaction, few employees are willing to voluntarily leave their jobs, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Voluntary carbon projects have already earned the trust of US companies like Microsoft and Disney and developing country companies like Brazil's Natura Cosmetics, which are more than willing to voluntarily buy REDD offsets that conform to standards that they know and trust.
