Sentence examples for apparent readiness to from inspiring English sources

He now returns with an apparent readiness to proceed more aggressively and demands that Baghdad document its asserted innocence.

Europeans admire Mr. Obama's political skills, and welcome his apparent readiness to respect opposing points of view.

Doesn't Mr Blair's acute sensitivity to the plight of the Zimbabwean people look just a little ironic next to his apparent readiness to vaporise thousands of Iraqis?

"It would," she said, "visibly inflict on holy ground this new American century's apparent readiness to disrespect and spoil for profit our finest sites of art and architecture".

So what will these voters make of the government's apparent readiness to allow continued free movement of skilled EU migrants in defined sectors?

If the Russians could be persuaded to distance themselves further from Mr. Assad, the British might step back from their apparent readiness to arm the rebels.

In a male-dominated society, the manner in which women dress and define themselves is a sensitive issue; that Nawel is gay adds to the apparent readiness of people to see her as challenging.

VIENNA, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Iran's apparent new readiness to address international concerns about its atomic ambitions will be tested in talks with U.N. inspectors on Monday, with diplomats hoping for progress such as on access to a sensitive military site.

More regrettable than this, though, is the apparent readiness of so many to see the military, once again, as a solution.

Mr Stoiber remained near-invisible.Mr Schröder's second break was the growing threat of war in the Middle East and the apparent readiness of President George Bush to fight Iraq.

They were also unhappy at the apparent readiness of the United States and Britain to retain Germany as a battlefield for short-range nuclear exchanges while securing the removal of intermediate- and long-range systems that threatened their own territories.