Sentence examples for willingness to guide from inspiring English sources

Right from the beginning at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP, senior leaders at the firm have been generous with their time and willingness to guide me through my career.

Learning to dictate play and guide the team around the pitch has been the product of effort and the willingness to take on a challenge.

"We need to call on all the humanitarian traditions of the continent to find that solution and the willingness to be guided by laws and conventions which themselves were put in place to handle other refugee crises in the past".

He writes: We have learned, at great cost to ourselves, that multilateral efforts work better than unilateral ones to ensure global stability, that launching preventive wars depends upon good intelligence and the willingness to be guided by it, and that building democracy abroad, however valuable in itself, does not necessarily protect us against terrorism.

It is about our willingness to be guided by moral compass.

Their willingness to be "guided" by their manager, their record company and their producers is unparalleled.

What really mattered was how relevant The Course's teachings were to my life, and my absolute willingness to be guided to change.

There is no willingness to take chances.

In our analysis, guided by the Integrative Model of Behavioral Prediction [ 13], we developed regression models to identify the determinants of risk perception and predictors of patent's willingness to take the proposed medication (DMARD willingness).

Future research should address the conditions needed to support GPs' ability and willingness to use CPI to guide their patients in the referral process.

This redacted version concluded that the NPS scientists showed "bias," "advocacy," a "troubling mind-set," "mishandled" data, and a "willingness to allow subjective beliefs... to guide scientific conclusions".