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We can’t wait for government’s political will to resolve this crisis.
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The speaker says this crisis should not be left waiting for government leaders to decide to act. “Political will” means the determination to take action, especially when a problem is difficult or contentious. The sentence therefore urges action now rather than depending on a future government decision.
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- Amnesty International Canada
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- Official Statement
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