It is not a question that many Pakistanis can readily answer.

Cubans recognize the contradictions as readily as any outsider.

Here, researchers are keen to exploit national, ethnic, and racial bio databanks.

The name, which circulated on Twitter, seems to have been readily accepted by participants.

Iran s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had eagerly and publicly anticipated such an outcome.

Few seem to fathom the logic behind China s readiness to take on several neighbors simultaneously. China is seeking to alter the status quo gradually as part of a high stakes effort to extend its control to strategic areas and resources.

(I readily agreed, since an unanswerable question is a waste of time.)

Chinese investors would presumably eagerly acquire additional natural resources in Afghanistan if the security situation improved.

At the same time, Vulin boasted, the President of the Republic expressed his pleasure in the energy, effort, readiness, and speed of the Serbian military.

By flaunting its willingness to take greater risks, the North hopes to further enhance its bargaining power.

The Obama administration relied on the language of human rights in Libya, but it was content to ignore the democratic demands of millions of Yemenis.

Moreover, the country s banking system is supported by its rich neighbor s demonstrated willingness to act as a lender of last resort.

Such neediness would be easier to bear if it were accompanied by a greater readiness to take real action.

In order for the US economy to run deficits with the world, other countries must be willing to spin off a counterbalancing supply of savings.

An administration that has consistently boasted of its willingness to bend (and sometimes break) the law to meet an unprecedented threat has become notorious not for its flexibility, but for its rigidity.

'Go and see what it is,' she said, and, calmly prepared for anything, sat down in an easy chair and folded her hands on her knees.

They will readily recommend to the inspectors new facilities for inspection if there will be reasons to suspect that Damascus is not fully forthcoming.

His economic good fortune, combined with his readiness to stand up to the West, has created a misguided impression in Russia that the country is, once again, a world power.

Of course, Russia's generals readily believe the most paranoid explanations of American motives (particularly now, when American foreign policy seems so arrogant).

In this respect, the Euro is a thoroughly modern institution, well adapted to a highly integrated and trigger happy international capital market.

So what we see is that voters respond very well to things like this and not quite so well to things like this.

Then, you just have to turn a piece of metal resembling the knob of a door lock, and a condom, made of natural latex from the Amazon, readily falls from the device.

Tatoeba is just Twitter for language nerds. I eagerly await tempestuous floods of snarky hashtags in every sentence.

Tigers and some individual jaguars are the only big cats known to go into water readily, though other big cats, including lions, have been observed swimming.

Where interests conflict and opportunities coexist with tensions, a readiness and capacity for dialogue is the only way forward.

Officials in Beijing, increasingly sensitive to US criticism, will prove as ready to trade accusations as goods and services or good ideas.

What is required is a policy on the part of the global community that mixes military strength with a willingness to negotiate and interact, a policy of collective strength and collective flexibility.

The three journalists eagerly showed me their press IDs from Somali media outlets Kalsan TV, Horn Cable TV and Radio, TV Mantaa and others.

As Moussavi has readily acknowledged, neither he nor the other presidential candidate, Ahmad Karroubi, feels in charge by now.

Netanyahu s provocative policies and statements, which have undermined support for Israel among even its closest allies, would be supplanted by a willingness to negotiate in earnest and make genuine concessions.

Far more troubling than their protest is how readily some political groups have used this issue to advance their own anti Muslim agendas.

Even at the end, when the United Nations Security Council voted on Gaza, Bush was happy to humiliate Condoleezza Rice at Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert s bidding.

If they had, would they have willingly condemned thousands of AIDS sufferers to death because they might no longer be able to get affordable generic drugs?

These are their peers, and they readily provide laudatory letters of recommendation establishing that the applicant has attained national and international recognition.

The appeal of US leadership abroad rests in part on the attractiveness of America's political institutions, society, and culture, and its willingness to champion human rights and democracy.

In this model, the economy needs a state that eagerly lends an ear to business, and, when necessary, greases the wheels of commerce by providing incentives, subsidies, and other discretionary benefits.

That Japan acted with alacrity after September 11 th reflects the trauma experienced during the Gulf War a decade ago.

On her first Asian trip in February, she provided a welcome contrast to the past with her openness to others views, her willingness to cooperate, and her star power.

The homeless along with the addicts and the mentally ill are the very last people anyone wants to assist, she observes, adding that there s often more willingness to kick someone in the street than lend any aid.

By helping to de legitimize Yasir Arafat and by accepting Prime Minister Sharon's characterization of Israel's reoccupation as self defense, American policy threatens to weaken the moral clarity and credibility of the US in the eyes of the world.

American willingness to accept Ariel Sharon's portrayal of that reoccupation as an acceptable part of its global war against terror was not only surprising, but misguided and dangerous.

The Zimbabwe Election Support Network has also expressed concern about the country s state of readiness for this complex election, which will combine presidential, parliamentary, senatorial, and local government contests.

It is surprising how readily politicians of all parties even strong ideological defenders of the unregulated market accepted the idea that the state should bail out banks and insurance companies when they got into trouble.

When one of Joseph Stalin's chief planners was asked why he was willing to defend a series of ludicrous proposals, he famously replied, I'd rather stand for unrealistic plans than sit in jail for realistic ones.

Thus, during periods of expansion, when banks are eager to fund ever more risky borrowers, the reserve ratio rises, curbing potentially disruptive asset bubbles or overinvestment.