Sentences with phrase «reduced willingness»

High unemployment and uncertain job prospects may have reduced the willingness of some households to commit to homeownership.

* Consumers have reduced their willingness to take on additional debt.

While there are generational issues and they can contribute to a reduced willingness to let their firm life overcome their personal life, I would say the bigger reason for the decline is both a shrinking of the legal market as well as less transactional files where being involved on one made it easier to record time in large blocks.

Among males, prior knowledge of a weapon at school was associated with reduced willingness to tell someone about a knife.

It appears now that it's reduced the willingness to provide that liquidity.»

Loss of trust, in turn, can reduce the willingness of immigrants to help authorities combat crime.

When kids are put under pressure by being compared to others, it can reduce their willingness to do things where they won't excel.

«This intrusive, burdensome, regulatory scheme where you have to provide a donor's name and address will intimidate donors and reduce their willingness to engage due to the prospect of retaliation from the government, or someone else who disagrees with them.»

Sites provide access to more potential partners, but browsing and comparing can reduce willingness to commit to one person, cautions an article in the journal Psychological Science.

Baroness Deech (crossbencher), opposing, concluded that the Bill would reduce willingness of partners to commit long - term and would greatly increase the stress of couple breakdown, significantly to the detriment of children.

Students are concerned that if articling were abolished it might reduce the willingness of law firms to pay students» licensing fees.

It demonstrates an irrational, highly emotive reading of events which erodes the credibility of the Indigenous position and reduces any willingness to acknowledge less contentious matters.

For example, it should not operate as an incentive to respondents to reduce their willingness to participate in consent determinations.

For some percentage of people buying expensive $ million homes, the marginal few hundred bucks per month on their payment could reduce their willingness to pay by... a marginal few hundred bucks per month.

Not exact matches

«Clarity on the Cambridge issue and FB's willingness to self - regulate are likely near - term catalysts that may reduce investor fears, stabilize the stock, and position it for a recovery into Q1 results,» Shawn Quigg, an equity derivatives strategist at JPMorgan, wrote in a client note.

Combined with reduced risk - taking in the financial system as a whole, this would then further reduce market - makers» willingness to build up large inventories of less liquid assets.

It reduced the cap on borrowing subject to the mortgage interest deduction (MID) from $ 1 million to $ 750,000, and capped deductions for state and local taxes, including property taxes, at $ 10,000.1 These changes, in combination with a doubling of the standard deduction, mean that many homeowners will experience a loss of tax benefits associated with homeownership, and the changes represent a significant shift in the federal government's willingness to promote and subsidize homeownership.

Listen closely to their feedback and demonstrate a willingness to reduce the perceived risks of your startup through partnerships and other strategic alliances.

One of the reasons we own AIG is that management has demonstrated a willingness to grow by shrinking — that is to grow per - share value by reducing the shares outstanding rather that attempting to grow the size and value of the total company.

After such a big night, your willingness to exercise will probably reduce a whole lot the next day too.

City's willingness to commit numbers forward did not match their willingness to help out in defence and our slick positive movement carved through the reduced numbers and was a strong deviation from our often slower build - up play.

It will reduce power struggles by giving them more power over their lives, and increases their willingness to follow what they create.

Significant cuts to bilateral aid budgets due to the consolidation of public finances have reduced member states» willingness to pool further resources and competences in Brussels.

Blair has himself acknowledged that new issues have emerged since he was last prime minister in 2007, but his willingness to make the speech shows he is determined to defend his political record from those who repeatedly distance themselves from the 1997 - 2007 governments, or claim Labour showed no interest in reducing inequality.

In addition, a reduced deposition of mercury is projected to have economic benefits reflected by an annual state willingness - to - pay of $ 212 million in Minnesota alone.

Instead of merely communicating a fighter's good spirits, the researchers hypothesized that it would be a submissive signal that reveals a fighter's reduced hostility and lower willingness to aggress towards the opponent.

The highly reduced and condensed durations of Tabata workouts increases an individual's willingness to work out regularly.

The main goals of «Healthy People 2020» are: to help individuals avoid preventable diseases, injuries and / or disabilities that can shorten and / or reduce the quality of their lives, help all individuals have access to health prevention exams and tests, eliminate health - related discrimination, improve the health of everyone, create a healthy environment that supports healthy eating, exercise and an overall healthy lifestyle and help individuals improve the quality of their lives through education, guidance and the willingness to embrace a healthier lifestyle through all of the various stages of life.

Its success depends on your willingness to calculate and plan your intake in advance, but meal plans are easy to follow thanks to reduced cravings and extra energy.

One of the film's great qualities, then, is its casualness and willingness to be simply human and to not let sociological politics dominate, reducing Ellen to a variety of symbols.

But it is showing that with commitment and a willingness to experiment, blended learning has great potential not just for improving efficiency and reducing costs, but for boosting student achievement across the board.

Updating his findings, McLanahan and Jencks report that «A father's absence lowers children's educational attainment, not by altering their scores on cognitive tests, but by disrupting their social and emotional adjustment and reducing their ability or willingness to exercise self - control.»

Additionally, Ms. García has authored School Discipline policies and facilitated cross-jurisdictional partnerships that embrace our students» desire to learn and our educators» willingness to teach by implementing restorative justice techniques resulting in reduced suspension rates and an increase in learning time.

The strongest proposals received to date include most of the following: (1) commercial or near commercial products; (2) revenue or near - revenue generating opportunity; (3) potential for sustainable operations without the need for equity financings; (4) sales and marketing support from a strong commercialization partner; (5) reduced remaining regulatory risk; (6) attractive growth potential; and (7) willingness to provide liquidity to Avigen stockholders who need or prefer cash.

All this measures in a rough way is the willingness of a management team to reduce income in the short - run in order to be more certain about the accounting.

Health issues will never disappear, but they can become infrequent given sufficient scientific knowledge of the disease and a willingness among breeders and owners to do what is necessary to reduce disease frequency.

Setting boundaries and encouraging good behavior reduces stress for the dog and the family, eliminates bad behaviors, and creates a desire to learn, willingness to please, and positive environment for a lifetime of friendship.

The partners» willingness to try new things — such as a direct mail campaign and reduced and fee - waived adoptions suggested by the ASPCA — also gave them a boost.

Choice 3: Can we devise a carbon tax flexible enough to deal with the above uncertainties that: a) is fully refunded to every citizen and exporters, b) collected from importers, c) rises exponentially with future temperature change, d) responds to the willingness and effectiveness of other nations to limit their emissions, and e) provides reasonable economic incentives to reduce emissions if the IPCC's central estimates are correct?

Grant us... The ability to reduce the uncertainties we can; The willingness to work with the uncertainties we can not; And the scientific knowledge to know the difference.

Our second study circumvented both of these difficulties by presenting people with normative information highlighting the willingness of other Australians to reduce their country's emissions.

In a significant statement, a substantial majority express willingness to reduce usage during peak demand (69 %) and peak price periods (68 %) and would opt into a program to obtain electricity from renewable sources from their utility (86 %).

Although the United States is well within its rights to obtain promises of other nations to contribute to solving the climate change problem, it may not as a matter of ethics condition its willingness to reduce its emissions to levels required by justice of it on other nations» behavior.

May Any Nation Such as the United States or China Make Its Willingness to Reduce Its GHG Emissions Contingent On What Other Nations Do?

Another measure of success or failure is the willingness of Californians to accept a less energy intensive lifestyle once their individual carbon footprints have been greatly reduced.

Although people may believe that policies to reduce GHG emissions are not warranted based on this, they should not disguise the fact that such a position basically indicates a willingness to gamble with the only biosphere that we have.

If — my reasoning goes — employers feel they can hire a new person from a pool of several hundred unemployed applicants should you fail to show proper work speed, eagerness, and willingness to work at reduced wages with no medical benefits, then an employee might feel the need to never leave the office.

4 — there is not now and in all probably never will be a governing body with the authority (let alone the willingness) to mandate the types of actions your plan seems to call for on a global scale (e.g. reducing carbon use by 10 - 20 % per year).

It is not in the bank's interests to reveal the inconvenient truth behind the cash call; its willingness to lend more money by way of PPLs also conveniently reduces its exposure to a distressed LLP.

All the recent ISP customer registration information cases demonstrate courts» willingness to give weight to similar expectation - reducing terms.