Sentence examples for willing decision from inspiring English sources

"So long as there's broad support amongst a people, it can be argued there's a level of legitimacy even to the most invasive and morally wrong program, as it was an informed and willing decision," he said.

Hence, declining treatment was here framed as a willing decision of the child and his/her family.

What is primarily judged as obligatory or forbidden is not the act, but a willing or decision, as Bolzano emphasizes.

If you decide it's not feasible or that you're not willing, your decision is simple: take the job at the private research institution where you can start fresh.

There was some limited evidence to suggest young women were willing for decision-making to be the responsibility of parents and older adults [ 47, 62]: " I mean… We didn' t take much notice of the forms, and we handed it to our parents and they make the choice… It' s like your parents are the boss of you, sort of.

Samsung said it will seek to overturn the decision, willing to take the case all the way to the Court of Appeals.

Benjamin Libet (2002) conducted experiments designed to determine the timing of conscious willings or decisions to act in relation to brain activity associated with the physical initiation of behavior.

As in real world situations different alternatives are willing by the decision makers, such solutions may not satisfy the decision maker.

But still straddling, Chirac insists that the Security Council, and not what Bush calls "a coalition of the willing," make the decision about whether Iraq has failed to prove it has disarmed.

The largest proportion in both groups were women who 'had made some choices but were willing to reconsider' (decision aid 54.3%, pamphlet 58.3%).

This study will use best practice quantitative methods for preference elicitation (discrete choice experiments) to assess men's preferences for prostate-specific antigen screening and the trade-offs they are willing to make decision whether to participate in screening.