Furthermore, they expressed their willingness to support the choice of the people of American Samoa as determined through United Nations mechanisms.

(b) To build the capacity and willingness of other relevant professional groups to respond effectively to people affected by drug abuse

Their disregard for innocent life and their willingness to commit unspeakable horror, including the videotaped executions of hostages, has not intimidated the Iraqi people.

lack of a partner, or lack of willingness from partner.

People who rely on habitual self harm are sometimes psychiatrically hospitalised, based on their stability, their ability and especially their willingness to get help.

They talked about the willingness to say, I love you first, the willingness to do something where there are no guarantees, the willingness to breathe through waiting for the doctor to call after your mammogram.

That willingness does exist, despite the recent painful conflict, and we must and will continue to support those who display that willingness.

Indeed, people and governments need to express their anger at the fact that no binding agreement was reached in Copenhagen, despite the willingness of many of those who were present.

The successful elections in January, as well as the referendum on the draft constitution in October, demonstrated the willingness of the Iraqi people to participate in the democratic process.

In short, we admire their willingness to play.

Income taxes certainly must affect willingness to work.

What is missing is the willingness to act.

Argentina reiterates its willingness to undertake such negotiations.

But the problem was a lack of resources, not a lack of willingness.

They have constrained Obama s willingness to embrace trade deals.

Persistence, pragmatism, and some willingness to experiment will help.

Your willingness to undergo punishment merely expedites their victory.

In the hope of breaking the deadlock, Obama signaled his willingness to compromise.

Western willingness to deny the Soviets success was an essential component of strategy.

This reduces the willingness of institutional investors to invest in counteracting insider lobbying.

The willingness of the dispossessed to endure the existing disparities was fast diminishing.

They will also signal willingness to help the West financially.

He reiterated his willingness to assist Governments in that respect.

A significant element of a successful education is the willingness to be tolerant of others.

Similar willingness has also been expressed by the representatives of ethnic nationality political parties.

And, more and more, technological progress depends on this social willingness.

Several factors have diminished investors willingness to extend long term credit.

The ministries have expressed their willingness to assist in the project.

So, what accounts for the new seeming willingness of Iran s leaders to reach an agreement?

This reflects the willingness of political parties to accept others and make integration a reality.

These asset bubbles were inflated by lax lending standards and an excessive willingness to borrow, which seemed similar to the Greek government s willingness to take on debt to pay lavish pensions.

Mr. Pak Tok Hun (Democratic People's Republic of Korea), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that it was regrettable that Japan could not express its willingness to redress past crimes, and showed no political willingness on the issue.

I have little doubt about his willingness and ability to do so.

Countries like Latvia and Hungary have shown a willingness to do so.

Africa has demonstrated its willingness to deal with conflicts in the region.

We express our willingness to incorporate these issues into regional development policies.

Developing countries have also shown an increasing willingness to make contributions bilaterally.

It reminds us that much of success in a capitalist society is based on cultural and historical factors that produce qualities such as innovativeness, willingness to tolerate risk, and willingness to defer gratification through savings and education.

Willem Buiter of the University of Amsterdam and Anne Sibert of the University of London believe that it is the ECB s willingness to, in effect, accept all euro zone debt as collateral that has undermined the market s willingness to be an enforcer of fiscal prudence.

Lower sensitivity of turnover to performance reflects less willingness on the part of directors to discipline the CEO.

The willingness of Tunisia to grant its assistance to a joint Kuwaiti Iraqi mission of experts is appreciated.

They are aware of Brazil's willingness to support the work of the Quartet as a partner for peace.

But, I know too that my willingness is not enough in such situations.

However, many States Parties have already indicated their willingness to volunteer such information.

The contingent commanders agreed and expressed their willingness to provide the necessary cooperation.