While the vast majority of countries – from China (the largest HFC producer) to the smallest island nations – showed flexibility and willingness to advance the pace of action, India stuck to its original proposal, the least ambitious on the table, which would allow developing countries' HFC production and use to grow sharply for 15 years, until a freeze kicks in 2031. .
Advocates have said they expect to take a similar ballot approach to background checks in other states, likening it to same-sex marriage, where public support trumps the willingness of legislators to take action.
This is the first German study to ask about the willingness of professionals to take action as regards euthanasia and PAS without biased phrasing.
This is the first German study to ask about the willingness of professionals to take action as regards euthanasia and PAS without biased phrasing such as euthanasia from the Greek "help to die" in German "Sterbehilfe".
In other words, Creativity can be defined as a personality trait involving the willingness to pursue decisions or courses of action in a new way involving uncertainty regarding success or failure outcomes.
As illustrated in Fig. 6, this arrangement ensured that strategic off-path alternatives were eliminated from the scope of action: although the willingness to pay for funeral services was assumed to be low, "people in this country are willing to pay, even for strange service offers" (Expert 5).
At least, participants of this conference have manifested this point, with their actions and willingness of exploring more possibilities of cooperation.
Attitudinal accounts see consent as a mental state of affirmation or willingness, while performative accounts see it as a certain kind of action or utterance (for instance, saying "yes" or nodding).
Compliance with preventive measures, e.g. non-medical action, is dependent on the attitude and willingness of the population and on the specific actions recommended by health authorities [ 1- 3].
It is the willingness to stick to one's beliefs, to pursue a course of action in the face of overwhelming criticism, great adversity and, not least, the faintheartedness of friends and allies.
