Sentence examples for Such readiness from inspiring English sources

Such readiness to take risks for peace deserves praise, not condemnation.The Palestinians evidently accepted just about all the conditions laid out by Bill Clinton in the "parameters" he proposed as his term of office ended in early 2001.

Such readiness which is rooted in the autonomous behaviors and reactions towards reactive and proactive deeds would be best described as the tolerance of responsibility by the authors of the present paper.

There is an overall unity in Novalis's political writings, as they span almost the entire ten years of his productive period: the idea that democracy can only be effectively realized among a people that is historically ready for it, that such readiness takes a capacity for critique and independent thinking, and that Bildung is the way in which independent thinking is best achieved.

When at last the man pivoted, his instrument tilting up, a tension beneath his mustache indicated surprise and perhaps amusement at finding things in such readiness.

"To our regret, in contrast to the Syrian government, a significant part of the opposition, including the National Coalition, does not show such readiness," Mr. Lavrov said.

Given the powerful forces arrayed against a deal — from Israel to Congress by way of Saudi Arabia and Iranian hard-liners — such readiness is likely to be fleeting.

The Jacobson's organ is useful in the process of communicating chemical messages, such as readiness for sexual activity, between members of the same species.

On German TV after the game, Franz Beckenbauer was quick to point out that not even the performance at the Emirates had merited such a readiness to rest on one's laurels.

Such a readiness to trust others, to behave civilly in a crowd, to share and empathize, to play the occasional Samaritan -- all the behaviors that we laud and endorse and vow to cultivate more fully in ourselves -- could not have evolved without a corresponding readiness to catch, and to punish, the Cheat.

Although endoscopy is considered as a primary diagnostic modality, computed tomography (CT) angiography is recently introduced as an alternative diagnostic tool because of its advantages such as readiness, wide anatomic coverage, and minimal invasiveness.

Such a readiness score could be compared with practices' participation in different types of studies.