Sentence examples for willingness to wield from inspiring English sources

"It's a combination of power and intelligence and the willingness to wield those weapons unabashedly," he said.

Hitachi's appraisal of its operations since then, and its willingness to wield the ax to money-losing businesses, has surprised even the most dismissive of analysts.

Mr. Reagan demonstrated his willingness to wield his veto pen Friday when he rejected legislation imposing stiffer economic sanctions on South Africa.

As long as George Bush has a willingness to wield vetoes and stubborn allies in Congress to uphold them, Matzzie reasons, no legislation will get America out of Iraq.

But the hundreds of thousands of shivering gas customers in the Balkans and Eastern Europe sent an unmistakable message about the Continent's reliance on Russian supplies — and Mr. Putin's willingness to wield energy as a political weapon.

Still, the combination of Madison's keen insight and Jefferson's willingness to wield presidential power not only doubled the size of the country but brought off one of the most stunning achievements in American history.

The opening of Amazon Go was alarming for many retailers, who saw a sudden willingness by Amazon to wield its power in new ways.

And if her gaffes as spokesperson are legion, I'm willing to accept as sincere (if somewhat disingenuous) her frequent avowals that her newness to being an out trans woman disqualifies her for the role, and to credit her willingness to amend her positions and to attempt to wield her influence as the nation's highest profile trans woman positively.

Mr. Emanuel's effort to enlist banks in the gun control movement is just one example of a new willingness by a public official, galvanized by last month's carnage in Newtown, Conn., to wield the power of the purse.

Weapon handler (weapon) Chooses weapon to wield.

Many are continuing to wield influence.