But its willingness to decide it knows best has made regulators nervous about saying anything that might offend the judges.
But the fact that a group whose current relevance stems largely from its willingness to engage has decided to distance itself from formal negotiations underscored the fragility of the peace effort in Afghanistan.
A statement later issued by the prime minister's office said that while Netanyahu "appreciated Obama's willingness to meet him", he decided "not to go to Washington at this time, at the height of the primary election campaigns in the United States".
As the second crossed-out paragraph shows, he decided against expressing a willingness to negotiate limits to weapons in outer space.
While the host clearly admired Lhota's willingness to take an unpopular stance, he decided to withhold his endorsement until the candidate was able to prove he "walks the walk" when it comes to kitten-killing.
In this study, due to the lack of official willingness to pay threshold in Italy, we decided to use an ICER threshold of €30,000 per QALY, slightly lower than the one recognized by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE; £20,000 30,000) [ 42].
If the Ashes were decided by openness, accessibility and a willingness to promote the game of cricket, Australia would win 5-0.
Care provision provided by children is decided by their capability and their willingness.
Rather, it is social willingness to pay that decides the value of health and social care; that is, the willingness to pay of public decision makers.
Due to the lack of an official willingness-to-pay threshold in Italy, the authors decided to use an ICER threshold of €25,000 per QALY, which is slightly lower than the one recognized by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.
