Sentence examples for whose goodwill from inspiring English sources

He seemed to despise most politicians and civil servants whose goodwill he depended on.

Erdoğan now needs to engage constructively with his western partners, on whose goodwill Turkey's strategic security relies.

It's obvious why: the right of consent sends shudders through corporate boardrooms whose goodwill the Liberals covet.

The tramp in Down And Out In Beverly Hills (1986) given a home by Richard Dreyfuss's coat-hanger millionaire whose goodwill he exploits - and why not?

Mr Abe's government is particularly keen just now to placate Okinawans, whose goodwill has been tested severely by the plan to relocate the Futenma air station, the American marines' main base in Japan.

It's a preamble to everything — not just the constitution but human civilization itself: In the outset of history, the dawn of human consciousness arose and shone forth in the hearts of our great ancestors, whose goodwill banded together to found the first central State that regulated and organized the life of Egyptians on the banks of the Nile.

My concern, however, related to the more serious competition – sophisticated, corporate practices in the top-tier category providing legal advice or assistance of a similar quality but whose established goodwill and slick branding means people had already heard of them.

Today Beckham is a virtual aristocrat, a figure of global goodwill, whose presence gilds any big event.

One of the stalwarts of the industry, Goodwill, whose retail sales totaled close to $3 billion in 2010, introduced a Rewards Card that year not that dissimilar from the one at Barneys.

As for the Americans, their main task must be to persuade Mr Netanyahu, whose lack of goodwill towards even the most moderate Palestinians was largely responsible for the breakdown in negotiations last September, that he should give this Palestinian unity deal a chance.

Oddly, this does not harm the tale of Little Lord Fauntleroy, a child with an American mother called "Dearest" whose generosity and goodwill towards all the world convert his wicked, cynical grandfather, who keeps his mother at a distance in a dower house.