The trick is that people are looking for authentic, self-deprecating voices willing to not take themselves too seriously.
Because then the pressure will remain on him from within his party and from outside, not least the UK Independence Party, saying they are not willing to wait for those ifs, saying they are not willing to wait all that time, saying that they are not willing, in other words, to trust him.
What I'm not willing to do -- what I'm not willing to do is go back to the days when insurance companies could deny someone coverage because of a pre-existing condition.
If they're not willing to make the changes and the restructurings that are necessary, then I'm not willing to have taxpayer money chase after bad money.
The foreigners funding our trade deficits by buying U.S. debt will be less likely to keep doing so, since a lot of them--foreign central banks in particular--are willing to own Treasury paper but not willing to own corporate bonds.
The alternative is to do away with MLR requirements of Obamacare and allow the health insurers to continue to spend less and less on customer care to protect their profits, which means more and more disagreement with physicians over what the insurers are willing to cover and what they are not willing to pay for, leaving the consumer caught in the middle.
Will financial services firms be willing to collaborate not just on infrastructure but on applications as well?
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Of course, a growing number of busy, wealthy, professional women are willing to pay not just for database inclusion, but to hire their own matchmakers.
With respect to my vacation, I would not ask anybody to do something I'm not willing to do myself.
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In addition, two-thirds of TV viewers reported they would not be willing to watch any advertisements at the beginning of a program in order to watch uninterrupted, and 85% stated that they would not be willing to pay anything to remove all commercials.
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The answer is simple, advertisers are willing to pay to reach this audience believing that they have products or services of interest to a sufficient subset of that audience and distributors content choices are driven by what advertisers are willing to pay for not what their audience might actually want to see or hear.
Mr. JONES: And it was based not on material wealth, and it was based on who you were as a person and what you were willing to give up and what you were willing to do, not just for yourself, but for the elders, for the children, for those who come in behind you to make a path easier for them.
If you're not willing to make mistakes you're not going to get media attention.
But businessmen are not willing to invest - at least, not as the government expected.
Mr Williamson concluded Jersey should also set up a Truth and Reconciliation Service to help those not willing to give evidence at a full public inquiry.
Others, like Carl Levin, are willing to use the threat of a drawdown to pressure Iraqi leaders, but they are not willing to commit to a deadline.
They are only applicable to managers who are not willing to offer complete transparency.
"The Times' traditional broadsheet competitors are best placed to pick up readers not willing to register or pay to see its content, " Experian Hitwise said.
The competitive pressure will come not only from potential customers deciding to purchase rival smartphones, but also from developers not willing to devote their resources to a platform that has questionable chances of taking off.
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Most state legislatures--not to mention the U.S. Congress--were not willing to raise cigarette taxes substantially and directly.
The FIA itself claims Piquet's father Nelson Sr alerted president Max Mosley to the possibility of a plot following last year's race but that, as his son was not willing to make a statement, the FIA could not proceed with an investigation without further evidence.
On the other hand, if we talk a lot about reform but we're not willing to put more resources in, that's not going to work.
For those who want to find out, but are not willing to take the risk of going in unsupervised, there is a legal, tourist-friendly public entrance to the catacombs off Place Denfert-Rochereau.
That is what the American people expect, that we are willing to compromise, that we are willing to get outside of our comfort zone, that we are willing to accept cuts that we would traditionally not want to, that we are willing to look at everything that's being put on the table by all parties.
"Council was asking us to approve a deficit budget - we are not willing to negotiate in this way, " Mr Schulz said.
"We are not willing to overpay, and we think growth in this year is not needed, " said Deutsche Wohnen Chief Executive Michael Zahn, on a call with investors in March.
Where conservatives do disagree, they are willing not to quarrel about it.
In Brazil, the story is that we are happy to fund their drilling in the Atlantic Ocean but not willing to drill here (which is completely false, by the way).
"People come to Red Mountain because of what you can get in the area, and to get our expertise, but they're not willing to give up their personal luxuries to get it, " says Welsh.
Because that significant agreement is right there on the table to be achieved if people are willing to lead and to compromise and not posture and not cater to segments of their own constituency.
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