Sentence examples for willingness to make changes from inspiring English sources

John Bercow has signalled his willingness to make changes to the punishing working culture in parliament.

They have in part engineered the recent economic slowdown and have shown a willingness to make changes.

Another reason is the fascists' well-known opportunism i.e., their willingness to make changes in official party positions in order to win elections or consolidate power.

Queen has already showed his willingness to make changes, announcing the sale of 3i's £655m venture capital portfolio and a £220m portfolio of legacy holdings of small- and medium-sized companies.

Ultimately, it's that willingness to make changes based on performance and shifting conditions that makes the Chilean experiment so promising.

The results show that few classified hotels already installed energy saving equipments, though, it was noticed that managers of one star hotels were not really willing to make such changes in their hotels, on the other hand, other classified hotels (2 5 star hotels) have shown a high willingness to make changes in their hotels to reduce the consumption of different types of energy.

"Ultimately it will be the clubs that decide but we have seen a willingness to make change happen and a recognition that Scottish football is crying out for a new dawn and we have now got agreement to take to clubs for a single league body.

The willingness of users to make changes will determine how much demand flexibility can be achieved in buildings and whether energy flexible buildings can be realized.

The results in this study, both from self-reports and to some extent cotinine levels in urine, indicate that nurses' actions have influenced parents and their willingness and ability to make changes in order to protect their child from ETS exposure even if they are not motivated to quit smoking, findings which are in concordance with other studies [ 1, 2].

Correcting stress-related problems, however, takes time -- around six weeks for acute stress to a year for chronic stress -- whether through therapy, medical help, job training or the willingness of the stressed person to make changes, according to Dr. Miller.

But in recent years, conservatives also have been troubled by Obama's willingness to use his executive authority to make changes in response to deadlock on Capitol Hill.