Sentence examples for willingness issues from inspiring English sources

So far, on a national level, public health readiness and response efforts have focused nearly exclusively on enhancing ability, without specifically attending to willingness issues.

So, all of this is still very much a willingness issue.

Ms. Pelosi has shown a willingness on issues like terror surveillance and spending on the Iraq war to look past her personal views and allow legislation she opposes to move through the House.

The family intimate of Murdoch marvels at Thomson's willingness to take issue with his boss privately — though never in public.

But the Supreme Court's willingness to issue a stay while the case proceeds was an early hint that the program could face a skeptical reception from the justices.

On Sunday night, after US Airways filed for bankruptcy protection, the board reiterated its willingness to issue the loan guarantee as long as those conditions were met.

He criticised the US's willingness to issue sanctions, though he indicated that Russia could yet make a decision to impose the same.

Baseball has conveyed its willingness to issue a lifetime suspension to Rodriguez and possibly to circumvent the usual appeals process that a player can normally use under the sport's Joint Drug Agreement.

He added that the Kochs' willingness to issue a disclaimer without seeing the film "does not give me much confidence about how they might run the Tribune's newspapers".

An additional draw is the Dutch Finance Ministry's recent willingness to issue advance rulings that effectively bless the tax shelters, a fast-track process that has lured in companies and individuals seeking to use the Netherlands as a tax shelter.

Propping a currency up requires a central bank to use up finite foreign exchange reserves; keeping one down just requires the willingness to issue more of it.When one country cuts off the scope for currency appreciation, traders inevitably look for a new target.