Hodgson's determination to portray Rooney as simply one member of his 23-man squad even led to a point-blank refusal to agree to the description of Rooney as an "exceptional" player - although it was a tag he later applied willingly to Liverpool's Raheem Sterling.
Since we get to discuss mediums they enjoy -- TV shows (for example, gender roles in The Big Bang Theory), literature, music, etc. -- and topics they see as relevant and affecting their lives, they apply themselves more willingly.
Few artists willingly give up their art.
"I believe the financial institutions willingly and knowingly allowed people to apply and receive credit at a rate higher than they could afford and this has degraded our economy," said Steven Goode, an environmental health manager in Las Vegas, in a follow-up interview.
So, your role moves from presenting biology concepts to creating a safe, exciting environment in which your students willingly wrestle with the implications of those concepts and apply them to real, unanswered problems that biologists face.
So the following advice comes with an important caveat: although the Transportation Department, the Air Transport Association, the European Commission and even the State Department say these rules apply to American carriers, it is not clear how willingly airlines actually pay compensation, and how effectively the rule can be enforced.
Unfortunately, the fact that Justices Scalia and Thomas carelessly or willingly broke a major ethical precept is of little practical consequence since the Code does not formally apply to the Supreme Court.
However, it is difficult to see why citizens being subject to the coercive authority of a government (willingly or, for that matter, unwillingly) generates a moral obligation on the part of the government in question to apply principles of distributive justice specifically, the controversial Rawlsian difference principle to the interactions among the citizens.
The term authority applies to situations in which one person willingly accepts the direction of another.
