political will

Uh, it's going to be a problem to get the political will, you know, of some countries, and particularly America, to actually get out there.

The German chancellor's sentiment demonstrates the political will not to let Europe's sovereign debt crisis undermine the single currency.

At conference end, she was more upbeat, recognizing a political will she said was not there before.

In the absence of clear political will, contenders for the heavyweight reserve-currency crown will have to slug it out on their own merits.

America's "political will to engage with Asia and its influence" , he writes, seem to be waning.

Traders had also been betting that the rest of the eurozone lacked the political will to help its southern neighbours through the crisis.

Apart from military capability, or lack of it, there is the question of political will.

But political will for a change seems to be gathering pace.

Some others have begun to doubt CD's future as they put the blame on the lack of political will by member states to break the impasse.

Investors do not seem convinced that euro-zone governments will be able to muster the political will to hammer out an agreement.

Raghuram Rajan, a former International Monetary Fund chief economist, said the missing ingredient was political will.

Resolving this crisis is easily within Europe's grasp. It is not a matter of economics. It is only a matter of political will.

"Whether there is political will among the industrialised countries is another matter, " he said.

Or are we going to finally have this political will to make it happen in the next two years?

But, you know, hopefully we'll get the political will, as well as hopefully somebody will win this prize.

All it will take is a little bit of intellectual clarity, and a lot of political will.

But, he said, these were problems that could be solved with sufficient leadership and political will.

Thirdly, it needs to be emphasized that political will is the precondition for diplomatic efforts. Multilateral diplomacy is no exception.

The root of the problem on both sides of the Atlantic is simple: too much debt, and too little political will to deal with its consequences.

And, with political will, determination and persistence, more food can be sustainably produced and adequately distributed.

The president said that view is shortsighted . He said what is needed is the political will to make difficult decisions .

First, macroeconomic management must be able to identify asset bubbles and to muster the political will to respond.

My argument was that economic self-interest and political will would combine to preserve the common currency, in spite of the difficulties.

So it's not a question of medical science, but of societal values and political will . . .

The political will necessary for a meaningful agreement at the summits planned over the next year is not yet evident.

We will press ahead - with fresh thinking, fresh approaches, a strong sense of leadership and political will.

Never before have we had such an array of effective tools waiting for the political will and funds to put them to work.

"Some will take time, a lot of discussion and a lot of political will, " he said.

They worry that the precarious governing coalition lacks political will, and that the crisis is unfairly hitting the poor.

In the case of Uganda's MSI initiative, the problem is (unusually) not money, but a lack of political will.

A new report warns that promising developments in HIV prevention could be undermined by funding gaps and a lack of political will.

But the EU, with its 500m people, is big enough to assert the supremacy of political will over market forces.

Europe lacks the political will to force the pace of integration necessary to avoid disintegration of the single currency.

While individual regulators may have seen some of the problems growing, the authorities lacked the political will to intervene strongly.

All that is required is political will, brave leadership and a following wind.

Managing a Greek default should be presented as a measure of Europe's political will to do whatever it takes to sustain the single currency.

But he warned that the recovery could be wrecked if there was insufficient political will to solve the financial crisis .

A questionable offer lacking business sense and political will, this proposed takeover offers investors much to complain about.

They insist that the impact on operations with allies could be "quite bad" and that solving this problem will require political will.

He said what is needed is political will and delivery on financial commitments by members states.

At the risk of repetition, there is little sign that the political will exists in Beijing to make such a change.

There is no political will to stop 'powerful people' behind the environmental degradation in Aurora and the Marikina watershed.

The developed countries must now demonstrate that they have the political will to reach a strong agreement in Copenhagen.

We need ASEAN and Indonesia to prove it has political will, " said Stothard. " Which means they will have to seriously consider sanctions.

To see this positive pattern repeated everywhere will take greater political will and more resources.

As the world seeks new technologies and new financing, the direction of public opinion and political will becomes critical.

We have the know-how, the tools, resources, and, increasingly, the political will to rise to this global challenge.

Mass awareness is one element of change, but it has to be combined with political will.

"Unfortunately, what it really comes down to is a mixture of financial resources and political will, " he said.

Failing to muster the political will to do so would increase the likelihood of an inflationary solution to the debt problem.

The miserable record of its social spending deprives firms of well-nourished, well-schooled workers, and saps the political will for reform.

Singh said that the Indian government has a strong political will of resolving the boundary issue.

Yet in this crisis, whether Europe has acted or not has depended on political will, not treaties.

But it hasn't dispelled doubts that member-states lack the political will to enact austerity measures, or will grow their way out of debt.

Local authorities are charged by the central government with issuing such documents, but often lack the political will or funding to do so.

With strong political will, reasonable financial resources and a firm human rights-based approach, we can achieve all of these targets.

But in reality, across the eurozone, the political will to subsidise improvident borrowers is wearing thin.

To strike a deal in Copenhagen calls for the political will of all the nations, as well as active participation of various sectors.

"Given political will, such technical matters can be successfully resolved, " Dmitry Rogozin said.

The question is whether the political will for these steps can be generated.

it says regulators "lacked the political will" to scrutinize and hold accountable the institutions they were supposed to oversee.

If Obama lacks the political will to stand up to Netanyahu now, he will lack the capacity later.

The momentum behind globalisation is considerable; but pushing trade barriers lower depends on political will.

One member acknowledges that it will take political will to do in four months what previous governments have never seriously tried.

'At the moment, ' says Mr. Cavey, 'it doesn't seem like there is a huge amount of political will to take more action on the market.

A legally binding agreement is the highest form of expression of political will that the international community can bestow.

It is unclear that the political will to push through change exists (a committee is appointing a second one to come up with proposals).

While eurozone members lack the political will for unconditional bail-outs, they accept that they need to help each other during a crisis.

"All that is lacking is the political will . . . Yet it could make the difference between success and failure at Copenhagen. "

Getting these policies and maintaining them though, will require environmentally conscious and concerted political will.

Lack of political will in his cabinet, where fellow reformers are in the minority, is one reason.

These will take time, as well as political will, to put in place.

A: Generating the political will to support tobacco control is crucial, but engaging the public is equally important.

However, Dieter Helm believes these challenges can be overcome with political will.

Despite these challenges, political will and public pressure have contributed in crucial ways to efforts to meet the MDGs.

However, so long as all parties have the political will and sincerity, a solution to this issue can be realized completely.

But if the mergers go ahead, regulators must have the tools and political will to hold them to account.

The science is clear; what is less clear is whether world leaders will demonstrate the political will necessary to solve the problem.

Meanwhile, World Food Program Executive Director Josette Sheeran called for the political will to end hunger.

The report attributes the reduction in child labor to increased political will and public awareness of the problem.

A combination of spiralling costs, long timescales and conflicting interests among voters had sapped political will.

But the process has lost momentum due to the scale and complexity of current discussions and diminishing political will.

That economic logic underestimates the political will that has driven European monetary union since its inception.

With political will it could easily surpass South Asian commitments to become the dominant peacekeeping presence in Africa.

Davos can help by building up the political will required to match the rhetoric.

The goal remains distant, even if governments have more tools than before. They must show they also have the political will to use them.

All credit to Beijing for having found the political will and courage to come this far, and one hopes for much bigger steps ahead.

They probably could have completed the conquest but the political will to spend the effort doing so had weakened.

And rating agencies are watching pension reform for evidence of political will to get a grip.

All other subsystems, even the engines are ready. Only the political will to truely escalate production isnt, apparently.

Analysts who looked at the economics assumed the eurozone's break-up was inevitable, overlooking the political will that binds it.

They view political will as a bigger stumbling block than any materials bottleneck.

"They have done in one year what we thought would take five to 10 years, the result of political will, " said Mr Chan.

A lack of political will is reflected in the most telling way of all: lack of resources and insufficient budgetary allocations.

The Taliban will try to inflict casualties that will sap the alliance's political will.

One is a failure to modernise European armies for expeditionary operations; the other is a failure of political will.

But speaking from Barcelona, Hugh Cole of the charity group Oxfam, says European leaders need to focus on their own lack of political will.

Then came the political will for serious market reforms, which produced a supply-led longer-term acceleration in growth.

The difficulties are legion, not least the problem of generating the political will to defend the central bank against national interests.

Perhaps Beijing's willingness to assume a portion of local government debt shows the political will to act decisively.

"The political will is there, " the official said, though a "considerable gulf" remained over some details.

But many arts institutions are suffering, and without political will and both corporate and public support, [they] will struggle to survive.

Not doing so shows the same lack of political will that it berates western leaders about.

What is lacking is not so much sanctions as political will.

A demonstration of political will by both China and the US will be important in breaking the deadlock in negotiations, correspondents say.

In these hard times, people who are capable of taking responsibility, who have a vision, commitment and political will should be supported.

They start with a lack of political will to prosecute them.

Fixing the problem will require money and political will. One cannot work without the other, and both are lacking.

The EU side confirmed its political will to continue to work towards lifting the embargo.

The declaration also calls for more political will at national and community level to tackle road safety.

There isn't any political will to downsize banks and too much fear to threaten bankrupting them.

When it comes to political will, the UK is leagues ahead of Japan. But elsewhere, the parallels are eerie.

He says all of the nations involved expressed strong political will to reduce their emissions.

"The temptation to be political will be great. And George Osborne is very political, " he says.

Europe is fighting a battle of political will with the markets and the crucial weapon in this battle is confidence.

Policymakers and regulators need the political will to overcome these tactics.

They could be confident, however, that when the time came to correct a deficiency, the necessary political will could be summoned.

Rand analysts say the situation suggests Beijing lacks the political will to prevent outsiders from acquiring powerful weapons technology.

The question now is whether we will have the courage and the political will to pass a bill through Congress, to finally get it done.

And there are serious doubts that Europe and the United States have the political will to make the Russians go home.

The international community needs to demonstrate its political will to end hunger.

The Internet can help, but only to an extent: It's political will, not more info, that is still too often missing.

Let us take the occasion of World Health Day to mobilize the political will.

But with a modicum of political will certain things can be done fast.

What worries me is that, on the evidence so far, Berlin does not have the political will to rescue the single currency.

Treaty change will require considerable political will.

U. S. -Russian differences "can be bridged if there is sufficient political will, " he added.

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What is required is the political will to keep this understanding at the centre of the relationship.

Poole believes China's leaders do have the political will to take unpopular measures.

Poole believes China's leaders do have the political will to take unpopular measures.

China is not stupid: it can see that the deadlock over Greece is less about money and more about political will.

He says governments must have the political will to decide to end the spending.

We can achieve a great deal in this time, provided we have the political will to do so.

But there is no code because of a lack of political will "on a global level" .

The crisis has not produced a new world order. Only political will can do that.

This is not a failure of individual will power, but a failure of political will at the highest level.

Political will and investment aren't going to make the Sahara desert disappear?

It's not enough that his strategies fail to split the coalition or deplete U. S. political will.

A deal will depend on a last minute display of political will, he predicted.

A deal will depend on a last minute display of political will, he predicted.

The political will for swifter and more effective rebalancing is not convincing.

If the political will is there we can keep our economies, and our banks, on the road to a sustainable recovery.

Some say Russian authorities lack the skill or political will to solve such cases.

The bill, considered a crucial test of Indonesia's political will to reform, has been stuck for months.

The key is the political will of our people and our leaders.

First, strong political will and example of political leaders.

'There's simply no political will to improve jobs or employment, ' she says.

Beyond the use of violence, the lack of political will on both sides has been most catastrophic.

Yet solutions are available, if the political will is there.

The missing ingredients are trust and political will.

But Mr Hohensee said that, unlike in Europe, there is much less political will for integration.

Given space and political will, Greece could do likewise.

Whether there is the political will, the financial acumen, and the dumb luck to pull off all these objectives is an unknown.

Now it will require another act of political will for Merkel to secure passage.

The governments have to show 'that there is the political will to respond to the needs of the people, ' Mr. Hodess added.

Businessmen moan about rigid labour laws, which there is little political will to reform.

You need political wisdom and political will.

To do this will require real political will.

But with political will and the right policies, both are within reach for all of us.

Even if there is the political will to move towards monetary integration, it will take years.

she says political will and female empowerment can make all the difference even in a poor country.

All we need is the political will to do it.

It takes time to build the political will to go after a beloved company.

Still, even in such difficult circumstances, a combination of political will and business ingenuity can make a difference.

So, people talk about political will.

It's mostly about the political will to do what's needed.

So we must reaffirm the political will to defend European unity at any price.

Hardest of all will be finding the political will to curb profligacy.

Political will to encourage this is weak, as evidenced by the focus on speculators.

The many fumbles and hesitations of last year had put a question over whether the continent's leaders possessed sufficient political will.

What we need above all is the most precious and intangible commodity - political will.

So unless that political will is there, it will be not much help.

What is important is that the parties should exhibit full political will and show a truly flexible and practical attitude.

The problem is that even if the political will is there, policy prescriptions are not obvious.

If the political will is there nationally and internationally, then we can achieve justice.

But the chief obstacle to that is a lack of domestic political will.

Now, what we need is political will and courage on the part of leadership.

What Japan teaches us is the importance of political will.

But the political will has to be mobilized in order to mobilize the resources.

All we need now is the political will.

Money and unified political will make things happen.

In order to demonstrate their political will and power, the new government needs to bring the action plan into practice asap.

And the real issue is whether we have the political will to make the change.

Those incentives will take a lot of political will to change.

We can't just have a battery of lofty goals and feel-good measures. We need political will to address Europe's real shortcomings.

So the questions are still centered on two key aspects: Has the government finally gathered enough political will to change?

We know where the problems are. We know what to do. We know how to fix it. We just need the political will.

Europe is on the brink because it is unable to muster the political will to do what it must.

And we can mobilize resources and political will.

We know what to do if we just can summon the political will.

But is this what labour is about: finding the political will to tax billionaires at a higher rate?

In Japan it took a long while before the political will was there to use taxpayers' money to plug the banking system.

Ben Bernanke said he expects US economic growth to begin next year but warned that lack of political will could hinder progress

The ongoing failure of the Doha Round shows that the political will to take collective action to reduce food price volatility is lacking;

But there is nothing inevitable about its decline, argues Sophie Pedder: all it needs is political will

It took World War I to generate the political will and circumstances necessary to create the League of Nations;

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