Sentence examples for willingness to keep it from inspiring English sources

This willingness to keep it in the family has ensured that RSA, which now has more than 50 directors on its books working out of offices in New York, LA, Hong Kong and London, still thrives.

He understands as well that the credibility of the U.N. depends on a willingness to keep its word and to act when action is required.

In his speech in London on November 19th, Mr Bush said both the credibility of the UN, and its relevance, depended on "a willingness to keep its word and to act when action is required".

And the Nobel committee less perverse in ignoring [one of] the dominant artistic figures of our century.... Yet another remarkable and unique aspect of Dylan's art is his willingness to keep performing it and continually re-interpreting it for anybody who shows up.

"Show me the third room first," this woman says at check-in, telegraphing a willingness to keep at it until she's offered a room she likes.

This willingness to keep at it communicates to kids that their concerns are valid, their safety is paramount and that they are worthy of your time and effort.

But that has fanned doubt about the government's willingness to keep the promises it is making and its ability to control the activities of the managing company.

(See "Reality Check From The Bank of England").. Volatility in equities, commodities and fixed income markets have served to mask the dollar's weakness but now all that's propping up the dollar is the world's willingness to keep investing in it.

Packed with visual information, history, understanding, and a willingness to keep negotiating all of it, the experience of These Days; Leaves of Grass is akin to an episode of Jeopardy!: while you may not know all the questions, it's still fun to reminisce over the answers.  .

Much of The Times's future is tied to readers' willingness to keep paying for its offerings in print, and for more readers to be willing to pay for digital access.

It's other big asset is its methodical approach and willingness to keep driving at a problem until it's solved.