Possibly major research bodies should start to have a common format for recording delays in recruitment and analysing them against dimensions of readiness, to develop a greater understanding and evidence base.
Photograph: PA Wire/PA 1.29pm GMT Full text of Hague's statement Here's a full text of Hague statement on Syria: The key passages, including the hints about arming rebels in future, are marked in bold: The time has come to announce to the House necessary developments in our policy, and our readiness to develop it further if the bloodshed continues.
But our readiness to develop it further should be unmistakable, particularly to the Assad regime.
Last year, 2011, was the year that virtually all global players signalled their readiness to develop and deploy cyber-weapons.
These results indicate that the brain's readiness to develop new memory circuits for novel words of familiar or unfamiliar phonology is affected by the availability and extent of pre-existing networks for different languages.
For students barely into the first year of healthcare education, such an IPE event is extremely important and vital to developing a readiness to work with other members of the healthcare profession, a very important quality to possess especially in light of today's scientific advancements that herald interdependent healthcare cooperation.
Mr. D's sexual dysfunction combined with Mrs. E's state of "psychotic readiness" could be a trigger to develop a new delusional system.
In 2013 John participated a BCNM/CITRIS hackathon to develop a college readiness app.
Google, AT&T and a host of online education organizations are forming an alliance to develop standards for career readiness.
Use the Community Readiness Model (CRM) to develop and evaluate a contextually appropriate pilot culinary training program for school nutrition staff members.
(Until then, Mexico had struck a more conciliatory tone, saying that it "reiterates its willingness and readiness to continue developing a constructive relationship").
