Sentence examples for willing to inform from inspiring English sources

The political necessity of sucking up to President Xi Jinping has so distorted China's information feedback loop that no one within the bureaucracy seems willing to inform the red emperor that China's foreign policy has failed.

Nor was it the case that Muslim women were able or willing to inform on friends or family members.

Their predecessors should be willing to inform them of and guide them with principles of ethical participation.

Unlike them, A Place of Greater Safety has an omniscient narrator, willing to inform us of facts and motivations wherever necessary.

Though he made clear that his personal predilection was for tough justice, he strove to make the system reflect the thinking of a new, more collaborative generation of cadets who were less willing to inform on one another.

Horace prepared the way for the legalisms of the Renaissance theorists who were quite willing to inform practicing poets that they used "feete without joyntes," in the words of Roger Ascham, Queen Elizabeth's tutor, and should use the quantitative metres of Classical prosody.

In short, is DOJ willing to actually inform the American people about such important and grave matters?" For a while, at least, the White House could cite the specter of weak financial markets as an excuse for not aggresively going after Wall Street banks.

Informed choice is a central theme of the new screening programme [ 8], and whilst GPs in the current study indicated that they would be willing to promote informed choice amongst potential screening participants, they stressed that their own information needs must first be addressed.

Jacquelline: Philanthropy should be willing to take informed risk to help the sector innovate and encourage step-change rather than incremental advances.

Other inclusion criteria were that patients must be aged between 2 and 65 years, able to take oral medications, non-pregnant and non-lactating, without a history of seizures, able to stay in the city for the duration of the treatment, not known to have contraindications to either cephalosporins or fluoroquinolones and willing to give informed written consent to take part in the study.

Other inclusion criteria were that patients must be aged between 2 and 65 years, able to stay in the city for the duration of the treatment, not known to have contraindications to either cephalosporins or fluoroquinolones, and willing to give informed written consent to take part in the study.