31.   And in fact, the litigation has invigorated the political will.

32.   And that implies an act of extraordinary political will.

33.   And it is not clear that western European countries have the political will to increase their spending on NATO at a moment when their economies are not robust.

34.   And NATO at once is exposed for lacking the political will to contest the Bosnian Serbs and for wanting to achieve policy goals on the cheap.

35.   And then there is the persistent political will to make it all happen.

36.   And there has been little political will in the face of the powerful education lobby to change the rules.

37.   At issue is whether he has the political will to keep public spending such as social welfare programs in line with the strictures of monetary union.

38.   A balanced budget can only be achieved if there is a political will to do so.

39.   Allegedly in the hands of some political heavyweights, finding prolonged political will to stop it may prove difficult, Palestinians say.

40.   All it takes is a meeting of political wills between the international community and Cambodia.