Answer this question…
occasionally go against its own interests in favor of international priorities.
Answer this question… Whether it is willing to follow international laws set by the UN
the U.S. Senate did not want the country to join
A primality test is an algorithm for determining whether an input number is prime, but I'm willing to bet that a lot of mathematicians type "prime number calculator" into their web browsers.
Ask yourself why she took it away, address whatever concerns she might have and work with her to determine whether there are circumstances under which she would be willing to return it to you.
Because it is not so troubled as in Western nations.
Because it is not so troubled as in Western nations.
The United States did not participate in the League of Nations because it was not willing to get involved in Europe's wars.
The answer will depend on the country in question. 150.95 pound (Sterling) is worth a lot more than 150.95 Zimbabwean dollar (less than 2 GBP)! It will also depend on what you are capable of and willing to do. It may depend on whether or not anyone is willing to pay you to do it.
No, "more willing" is two words. If your question is whether it's usable in a sentence, then yes, it is, since willingness can be quantified.
the love and devotion to one's country Willing to sacrifice for one's country.
the love and devotion to one's country Willing to sacrifice for one's country.
The nations must continue dialogues in order to maintain peace rather than going for war which causes immense hardship and losses to both the nations involved.