Examples of 'will to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "will to make"
will to make: This phrase refers to one's determination or desire to create or achieve something. It implies a strong intention or urge to initiate a specific action or project
How to use "will to make" in a sentence
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will to make
I did not have the will to make it work.
The will to make this nation whole again.
What is missing is the political will to make it so.
We have free will to make our decisions.
Will to make progress.
But what counts is the will to make it.
We had the will to make a text together.
He chastens and hastens his will to make known.
And the will to make it yield.
We need to sustain the political will to make it happen.
We lost the will to make jokes or even talk.
What is needed is the political will to make it happen.
Free will to make me stronger.
I put the library in my will to make up for it.
The political will to make the strategy effective has to be found.
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None other than the will to make money.
I will to make it possible.
Destroy their will to make war.
Your will to make enemies of everything for that precious person.
He gave us free will to make a choice.
I will to make it easy for her we are gonna put the sugar on we will.
I rewrote the will to make it fair.
Peace can be genuine only if there is a genuine will to make peace.
There is no will to make things better.
It was necessary to muster the required political will to make rapid progress.
She has the will to make this search.
Hence also the importance of the political will to make changes.
We have the free will to make good decisions or to.
Nothing is hard to believe if you have the will to make it happen.
These aspirations and will to make a difference are shared by many.
We are licence holders and have right of free will to make a choice.
What is lacking is the will to make progress towards that goal.
This is a simple implementation and all it takes is the will to make it happen.
They do not have the will to make fisheries a priority.
These reforms are possible if there is sufficient political will to make them happen.
To do so will to make an appointment.
What is lacking is the political will to make them work.
The unwavering will to make the seemingly perfect even better.
Paul failed because he exercised his will to make resolutions.
Yet the political will to make quotas work is so often invisible.
It is unrelenting in stressing lack of political will to make education a priority.
It takes the will to make the idea subservient to its purpose.
There is a lot of political will to make this happen.
Honduras had no will to make reparations for violations of the independence of the judiciary.
But we need the political will to make it a reality.
The will to make decisive progress in understanding and treating diseases remains strong.
Of no effort of will to make them work.
This was partly because the national authorities lacked the political will to make progress.
He give us free will to make decisions.
The will to make decisions in impossible situations Leadership.
