Sentence examples for willingness of reaching from inspiring English sources

The decision to create a guide for operating the program indicates also concern for its social acceptability and the willingness of reaching an homogeneous working among the local partnerships facing different local considerations and constraints.

"Tehran almost certainly hopes the diversion will be read in Western capitals as a sign of its willingness to reach a deal," said Paul R. Pillar, a former C.I.A. analyst who is now at Georgetown University.

As many before of us have mentioned, Mr. Obama's willingness to reach out to leaders of outlier states has been part of his appeal to walk away from what supporters consider the "cowboy diplomacy" of the Bush administration.

It was perhaps another small example of this new Pope's willingness to reach beyond the confines of Catholicism, our correspondent says.

Fears of reprisal and families' willingness to reach settlements deepen a culture of silence and enable the problem to fester undetected and unreported.

The antidote, as always, is compassion, empathy, and understanding; a willingness to reach out instead of recoil, to focus on commonality instead of difference.

Respondent cites us to no Oregon cases which would require petitioner to object to the sustaining of an objection in this context, and the state appellate court's willingness to reach the merits of petitioner's federal claims provides convincing proof that the judgment does not rest on adequate state grounds.

Given the lofty scholarly ambitions of the new University and President William Rainey Harper's willingness to reach out to members of all religious groups, the institution quickly demonstrated a wider appeal than its predecessor and attracted the support of a broader circle of donors.

Yet the scenario that often plays itself out in today's media stems from the fact that once we are capable of overcoming the divisiveness of the day, our willingness to reach out and to form meaningful relationships between our coworkers, neighbors, and fellow citizens derives from the level of fulfillment that each of us experiences when we make a commitment to serve others.

The two men, Mr. Seligman said, have demonstrated a strong sense of nuance and willingness to reach practical accommodation.

Many other conversations have included 9/11 families, survivors and first responders, and we've been gratified to see their willingness to reach across boundaries of religious and cultural differences to communicate deeply and authentically with people of traditions different than their own.