Sentence examples for aim to be ready from inspiring English sources

It seems obvious to us nonlawyers that the Second Amendment — "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" — was written as the nation's militia was being drawn from the general population and given the right to bear weapons, with the aim to be ready to serve.

He says the country aims to be ready to join in 2009.

Mr Babacan is also Turkey's top EU negotiator, and he still aims to be ready for membership by 2013.

Hartsfield-Jackson aims to be ready: a new 12-gate international terminal opened on May 16th, at a cost of $1.4 billion.In this section Upswing Over the top Spread 'em! Up in the air The barkless dog Lost and found Gambling man The war over class war ReprintsAirport officials had been agitating for a separate international terminal for around 16 years.

Vahana still aims to be ready with a full-scale prototype next year, and a demonstration unit ready for production in time for 2020.

Those little x86 tablets and netbooks desperately need the speed boost, and Intel aims to be ready as soon as possible.

Although he does not know when he might be cleared to practice without restrictions, his aim is to be ready for the Sept. 8 opener against the Dallas Cowboys.

The aim is for it to be ready in time to mark the centenary of the war's outbreak in 2014.

Sadoway has been working to scale up the technology through his company Ambri and is aiming for a commercial prototype to be ready by 2014.

The startup is kicking off an Indiegogo on October 29 with the aim of raising $90,000, and hopes to be ready to ship in April 2013.

Entrepreneurs tend to be ready, fire, aim kinds of people.