Sentence examples for willingness to bring from inspiring English sources

Cuba's willingness to bring a W.T.O.

Another selling point is Russia's willingness to bring home the nuclear waste.

The summit meeting is likely to turn on his willingness to bring hostilities to an end.

It appears that the demand for female bosses exceeds supply—hence firms' willingness to bring them in from outside.

And its management has signaled a willingness to bring back at least some of the company's cash hoard held overseas, despite potentially ringing up a hefty tax bill.

Administrators are increasingly appointed because of their ability and willingness to bring the values of the market to bear on their day-to-day decision-making.

But only real trips bring real adventure and the nomad's willingness to take risks brings discovery.

One of the requirements of being a good leader and getting things done, at least in a country that primarily operates by adhering to the basic principles of a democracy, is the willingness to work at bringing people together.

Southeastern cited Dell's willingness now to bring home some of the company's substantial cash hoard that is currently held overseas.

The rhythmic subtlety of her dancing, her rounded sculptural contours, her willingness to take risks all brought Duncan back to the stage.

And, in the case of Mr Purcell, they bring a willingness to take a public stand against the government that executives at bigger banks generally prefer to take behind closed doors.July 21st was the second anniversary of the Dodd-Frank act, the massive rewrite of America's financial system sold as an effort to prevent a repeat of the financial crisis.