111.   Its failure so far has come from a lack of political will, which has meant inadequate enforcement, local protectionism and little punishment for the guilty.

112.   It will take political will simply to maintain the current bare-minimum effort to make the subways safe.

113.   Lekson noted there is a lack of political will, lack of a sense of security, housing shortages and few employment opportunities.

114.   Mobilizing the political will of member nations to quickly send peacekeepers in support of a mission is also necessary.

115.   More importantly, Argentines have the political will to do whatever it takes to avoid a return to the days of hyperinflation.

116.   Most important here is mustering the political will, pragmatic implementation and strict oversight.

117.   Mustering the political will to stand up to drug trafficking cartels has proven difficult even in large Latin American countries like Colombia and Mexico.

118.   Nor is there any political will to solve the problem.

119.   No one doubts the political will to comb the budget for savings, she added.

120.   Of course, airplanes are even more sensitive to the vagaries of national political will than are autos.