will to reach造句

• Without the will to reach an agreement things become terribly complicated.
• Probably not, if the political will to reach a settlement is strong enough.
• There is the will to reach a conclusion and find a solution to a few remaining difficulties.
• For direct talks, there has to be something concrete and the political will to reach an agreement,
• The tendency is clear, to move the process forward with determination and real will to reach an agreement,
• The joint statement expressed the two sides'" common will to reach a definitive agreement ."
• But I have confidence in the sides'political will to reach a solution, " de Charette said.
• He also accused Israel of lacking the political will to reach a settlement with the Palestinians and end the current fighting.
• When the talks failed, Annan said he would only resume negotiations if both sides showed the political will to reach an agreement.
• "We have a will to reach a political solution, " said a statement from the office of President Boris Trajkovski.
• If Congress and the President honestly have the will to reach an honest balanced budget agreement, we have provided a path to do so,
• "The government finally showed good will to reach an accord, " said Cesar Carrillo, head of the workers'union.
• "We are doing this to demonstrate that we have the will to reach an agreement to ease tensions, " said Andres Lopez Obrador.
• The joint statement expressed the two sides'" common will to reach a definitive agreement a month after the signing of the accord ."
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• The player may move between squares at will to reach the other areas, though some are only accessible via methods such as boarding certain vehicles or using teleportation.
• "President ( Glafkos ) Clerides will attend the talks with all good will to reach a settlement for the reunification of Cyprus, " said government spokesman Manolis Christofides.
• Some may not accept help because of pride, but most are not aware state aid is available, said Hildebrand, who believes the state lacks the will to reach these people with services.
• But the most important thing is the process : the habit of arranging the public meeting of the minds, the belief in the possibility of common ground, and the will to reach it.
• Then she hustled back to Centre Court for an emotional reunion with the royal benefactor who had predicted she would win this championship if she found the will to reach its final round a third time.