Sentence examples for willingness to advance from inspiring English sources

But he stressed that North Korea had recently shown a new "willingness to advance dialogue".

Mamets willingness to advance this crackpot thesis is more interesting than its legitimacy or lack of it.

Despite the growing evidence of instability, the prince again stressed "the British willingness to advance its cooperation with Yemen, particularly in commercial and investment areas".

And stacking the courts with judges who are chosen for their willingness to advance a particular agenda is eroding confidence in the judicial system.

The contrast underlines an unfortunate contradiction in the president's drug policy: for all his willingness to advance reform at home, he has done little to confront grave abuses carried out overseas in the name of the "war on drugs".

There are hard limits to China's willingness to advance American interests in Asia, because the two powers have deep disagreements about trade, contested territory in the South China Sea, and Taiwan.

It was an empire built on a new phenomenon in the late 1990s – the willingness of lenders to advance billions in buy-to-let loans – but it almost toppled when Wall Street giant Lehmans collapsed.

"They have a willingness to win.

There is the same tendency to treat allies in Congress or Europe as mere followers.Yet lurking behind Mr Bush's diplomacy, no less than his fiscal policy, there is the same radical desire to redraw the map and the same willingness to act disruptively to advance that end.

Critics of the deal also cite Sinclair's willingness to use its stations to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda.

Opponents of the deal have cited the dangers of media consolidation, as well as Sinclair's willingness to use must-runs to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda.