Sentence examples for were willing to launch from inspiring English sources
Congress indicated its willingness to vote the necessary funds for the Lincoln plan, but none of the border slave states were willing to launch it, and in any case few African American leaders desired to see their people sent abroad.
Courage on the field comes in many forms – risking taking a kick in the tackle, being hungry for the ball however tight the situation and having the technique and temperament to deal with it without panic – but it would be difficult to dispute that those players who were willing to launch headfirst into challenges were the most intrepid of all.
It's willing to launch an ethics assault.
Oh, and he's willing to launch into criticism like he used to launch into tackles.
David Cameron has said he is willing to launch air strikes against Isis in Syria without the backing of the United Nation's Security Council.
But there is some support from ECB president Mario Draghi indicating the central bank was willing to launch new stimulus measures to boost the flagging eurozone economy.
Mohammed was one of the few terrorists based in Africa who followed a genuinely global agenda and was willing to launch attacks on international targets.
The fact that Brexit has been delayed, and the European Central Bank are willing to launch another round of targeted lending later this year has helped investor appetite.
But if that effort fails, he said, the United States must be willing to launch military strikes that would degrade Assad's ability to use such weapons.
The management at Port Talbot is thought to be willing to launch a management buyout, but this is likely to need the unions to agree to cuts to the pension scheme and financial support from the government.
At the Wilson Center, Obama made explicit the promise that he would allude to in his acceptance speech: that if he had "actionable intelligence," he would be willing to launch a unilateral strike inside Pakistan, in the hope of hitting bin Laden and his forces.
