Sentence examples for willing to process from inspiring English sources

Lenders have been more willing to process loans on vacation homes since October, she added.

More and more places are even shipping their rubbish abroad to countries willing to process it at a price.

The testing service found another bank willing to process payments from Iran, and Mr. Ewing said it had been vetted by the Treasury Department.

"Finding one that's easily accessible, got good infrastructure, international and local staff who are enthusiastic, good data management, good pharmacy, access to a good lab that's willing to process research samples – and it's got patients.

And Chinese customs officials have been more willing to process the paperwork for shipments to Japan in the past week, executives said, even as the actual loading of vessels is now suspended.

WASHINGTON — The Educational Testing Service, the company that offers the Test of English as a Foreign Language, announced Thursday that it would resume registering students for its tests inside Iran after striking a deal with a bank willing to process payments.

"If the Australian government was willing to properly process asylum seekers in Indonesia and resettle successful refugees in Australia, then far fewer people would get on boats to travel to Australia," Ian Rintoul of the Refugee Action Coalition has told The Australian.

And BBC Scotland understands that a Scandinavian group that has withdrawn from the bidding process is willing to work with whoever takes control.

How exactly this is done remains a secret that the artists weren't willing to reveal the process has a patent pending.

If you do not have the mindset that you "own" the job, you will be more willing to follow the process and compete vigorously for your job.

The theory implies that if motivators are not present in a job, a person will not necessarily be dissatisfied, but will not be willing to participate in a process of change.