"Deposit Plan Will Cost Banks More" (Business Day, Oct. 2) suggests that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation willingly waited several years before it started to raise premiums.
The question is whether the bank will step up to admit and address mistakes willingly, or wait until it is publicly embarrassed.
Turns out, though, that because the police knew the club was a brothel for years – but everyone there was working safely and willingly – they had to wait for overwhelming evidence before pressing for a conviction, which came in the form of the son, 25-year-old Stefanos Neophytou, being violently kidnapped in what is thought to be a gang-related extortion exercise.
It is unclear whether Canseco will willingly meet with investigators or wait to be summoned if a federal grand jury is convened to look into the truthfulness of Clemens's Congressional testimony.
In a 2011 study, researchers tested to see if people would willingly choose between instant and delayed gratification by offering them a set amount of (hypothetical) money that they could receive presently, or telling them they could wait a month for more money.
Le Parisien said the "willingly impertinent" British press had "waited with delectation for a flurry of questions on the French head of state's relationship with a 41-year-old actor".
He has willingly given DNA, so we are waiting on a result".
It was one of those days full of waiting — everyone was busy, was late, and it seemed that when the clients did appear they were the sort of hatchet-faced men who did not like other people's self-indulgence, or they were women willingly or unwillingly committed to the ideas of these men.
Waiting, waiting, and waiting.
He willingly took his turn in the dining hall waiting tables, recalls the school's former head football coach and dining-hall manager, Jim Smith.
