Sentence examples for willingness to conclude from inspiring English sources
Besides landowner and contract characteristics, we test the role of motivational drivers in explaining farmers' willingness to conclude afforestation agreements.
Some conservative Catholics denied that Francis had changed the church all that much, saying that more progressive Catholics were too quick to conclude that his willingness to discuss controversial topics signaled looming changes in church dogma.
Asian stock markets rose on Monday morning, with the Hang Seng up 2.85 percent, as investors seemed to conclude that China's willingness to act on the currency could reduce the likelihood of trade frictions with the United States.
To conclude, the present economic evaluation suggests that, under a willingness-to-pay threshold of €34000 per QALY gained, liraglutide was estimated to be a highly cost-effective option for the treatment of T2DM in a Greek setting.
Rose is expected to conclude that the NHS is staffed by dedicated employees with a willingness to improve but who are held back by a system that includes poor practices for managing, training and developing people.
Although the Premier League club have indicated a willingness to compromise, the suggestion before the latest offer was lodged was that £40m would not be enough to conclude a deal.
Noting Unaoil's willingness to restructure these practices, Abikoff concluded, "no significant FCPA concerns appear to be raised as a result of the earlier arrangement".
