In the same vein, people living under authoritarian regime may more often wish to migrate, but authoritarian states may also have a higher willingness and capacity to control and restrict emigration.
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | FridayFridayNORTH KOREA's willingness to conduct controlled interactive experiments with the outside world go well beyond the occasional dabbling with risqué music.
By analysing these behaviours, we investigated whether success in using human pointing changes during development in parallel with the willingness to be controlled and cued by humans, and whether there is a correlation between these factors at the individual level.
They underscore Moscow's willingness, then and now, to control journalists and journalism.
However, the complexity of data collection practices, business models, vendor relationships and technological applications in many cases outstrips the individual's ability or willingness to make decisions to control the use and sharing of information through active choice' (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2009).
Health professionals believed (incorrectly) that Bangladeshis associate obesity with health and fertility, and hence significantly underestimated the willingness of this community to control weight.
Choices, it seems, are made with notions of control inherently embedded and the desire and/or willingness to relinquish control to experts is overwhelmingly lucid in women's accounts, irrespective of who that expert may be.
"The nice thing I saw over the weekend was a much greater willingness to be aggressive and to control play," Martin said.
Mozilla is demonstrating its willingness to back carriers' desire to control and to own in order to differentiate itself from Android's free-for-all which has ended up undermining telcos' control of users and accelerating the decline of their traditional revenue streams.
