Despite legitimate questions about the next financing rounds (such as, a) whether they will happen and b) who will be willing to undertake them), the overall reception of the idea has been positive.
After all, cutting subsidies would be particularly painful for many Egyptians, which is why few governments will be willing to undertake such unpopular policies unless they can insulate themselves politically with a broad coalition of allies.
Are they willing to undertake a military undertaking if that is the only option?
As long as kidnappings are permitted to continue unabated, journalists will not be willing to undertake assignments inside Syria, and they will no longer be able to serve as witnesses to the events taking place within Syria's borders.
Hungarian officials proved especially willing subscribers, undertaking all duties from asset stripping to loading the trains, leaving Eichmann with little to do.
These states will be able and willing to undertake this task, however, only if their domestic economies, cultures and political environments are relatively safe and secure, and this requires that they be free from worries about massive unwanted immigration.
Navarro and Ross argue that their tax subsidy will make private builders more willing to undertake projects with more dubious financial returns, but it certainly doesn't go far enough.
Similarly patients who are unable or not willing to undertake the exercise capacity assessment will not be excluded.
Clearly, the idea that large corporations precisely calculate the interest rate at which they are willing to undertake investment – and that they would be willing to undertake a large number of projects if only interest rates were lowered by another 25 basis points – is absurd.
The overbanked will find the gymnastics they may have been willing to undertake in managing their finances are simply no longer necessary.
Normally these advisors will be members of the Department chosen by the student and willing to undertake the responsibility.
