Sentence examples for and prepared to increase from inspiring English sources

Russia was unwilling to see the rebels' self-proclaimed republics defeated and prepared to increase its military aid to them if necessary, a source in Moscow said.

In particular, new LNG projects have been planned and prepared to increase an amount of LNG.

Brazil's jobless rate fell in November for the first time in three months as retailers hired staff for the holiday season and manufacturers prepared to increase output.

Ask other cat owners to keep their pets inside while you look for yours, and be prepared to increase the scope of your search as you cover the ground closest to home.

Newcastle had hoped to retain the winger, who scored four goals in 13 appearances since arriving from Tottenham in January, to help propel them back to the top flight at the first time of asking, and were even prepared to increase his weekly wage.

But Rangers had what they describe as their final bid of £3m rejected by the Belgian club and are not prepared to increase their offer further.

Only a few agencies, especially Voluntary Service Overseas and United Nations Volunteers, seem prepared to increase their recruitment of expatriate health volunteers, and a few of the countries with the most severe HRH crisis may be asking for such support.

He warned that the United States and its partners were prepared to increase support for the Syrian opposition if Mr. Assad refused to negotiate an end to his rule and agree to the establishment of a transitional government.

We need a minister prepared to increase flexibility and security at work, widen labour market opportunity and improve the employers we work for.

In fact, there is a need for being prepared to increase visibility and participation of healthcare professionals on the internet and social media to balance lay views on issues related to health and medicines.

The consequence of Labor rejecting Abbottism has been pitching itself as being prepared to increase taxes and move against top end concessions to fund a social capital agenda.