Sentence examples for willing host from inspiring English sources
Finding the balance among investment returns, investment risk and difficulty, market opportunities, and willing host countries will continue to challenge and reward forest investors and managers in the 2010s.
A commission investigating storage alternatives recommended last year that the government find a willing host, which it called a "consent-based process".
In New York, as in most states, charter schools receive no money for construction, forcing them to raise millions on their own — or find a willing host.
Beyond the apocalyptic plot, the book delves into interpersonal relations, how the Japanese might cope with the end of their world and how dispersed survivors might fare in willing host countries.
In Governor Fletcher, the pirates found a most willing host, who could be bought for 100 Spanish dollars, according to Edwin G. Burrows and Mike Wallace in "Gotham" (Oxford University Press 1998).
"I'm sure in terms of scope and size, its attributes are exactly the kind of thing we would look for, but we want a willing host to step forward and express an interest in storing fuel," said Brian O'Connell, who follows nuclear waste policy for the utility commissioners.
Boston and Portland had plenty of willing hosts but little demand.
At the time, willing hosts were hard to find for interracial gatherings in the South.
Maybe he should, to understand the potential risks in his newest venture, the CouchSurfing Project, in which he and his partners have set up a Web site that guides house guests to willing hosts around the world.
That's why [almost 100] communities have voted against being willing hosts" of wind projects, says Gallant.
The International Olympic Committee is at last beginning to realize that it may eventually run out of willing hosts, and president Thomas Bach, who was elected to lead the organization last September, is looking for ways to lower the financial burden of holding the games, according to AP.
