Sentence examples for willing and able to act from inspiring English sources

And he continued that she "delivers herself of some fiery emotion to prove that she is also willing and able to act".

The closer it is, the more likely you are to perceive it as concrete and be willing and able to act on it.

We illustrate the extensive work put into the creation of a new, reconfigured electricity consumer, as well as the challenges associated with the construction of consumers willing and able to act in accordance with the EcoGrid script.

The assertion by Porter Goss that whistle-blowers should use Congressional channels outlined in the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act of 1998, instead of going "straight to the press," presumes a Congress willing and able to act on such information.

"Thus the message was that the ECB is 'ready, willing and able' to act 'if needed', while stressing that risks are to the downside of their forecasts, to underline a dovish bias".

Dfuse Citizens Training London-based Dfuse's mission is to create a critical mass of individuals willing and able to act - in a safe and appropriate way - to reduce the occurrence, and mitigate the consequences of, anti-social behaviour.

Whether Mr. Dahlan and this new government will prove willing or able to act on security or civic reform was left uncertain by Wednesday's agreement, a tottering balance of the powers of Mr. Arafat and Mr. Abbas that portend more Palestinian instability.

All Americans willing and able to work have a right to paid employment.

The area had salt deposits and plenty of people willing and able to work underground.

The government is still weaker than the country's militias, and neither is willing, or able to act.

He adds that this has been further bolstered by the significant number of people who held off for an extended period from replacing their car due to the uncertain economic circumstances who are now more willing or able to act.