Sentence examples for are prepared to return from inspiring English sources

Instead, Democrats want automakers to submit specific restructuring plans to Congress by Dec. 2. Lawmakers are expected to adjourn their lame-duck session at the end of this week; Reid says lawmakers are prepared to return to Washington to work on a bailout for the U.S. auto industry, but only if the companies can show how they will spend Uncle Sam's money.

They say they are prepared to return to work.

He said they are prepared to return to Donetsk "whenever required".

Others are prepared to return to the frontbench on the grounds that it is their duty to be a voice for the 9 million people who voted Labour at the last election and to provide an opposition to the Tories.

The Irish finance minister has claimed that outside investors are prepared to return to the eurozone, in a sign that a year of turmoil in the economic bloc may be coming to an end.

Weighing your own self-worth against how much lovers are prepared to "return your contact" is a route to self-destruction and will be enlarging rather than satisfying this irrational insecurity you need to address.

Be prepared to return the next day with all the work you could complete.

Indeed they are prepared to sacrifice financial returns to improve the social impact of their businesses, as in the case of the entrepreneur on Dragons' Den, who was prepared to give some of the profits away". Standard investors like the Dragons are focused on the money.

What Turner is certain of is that the Dodgers are better prepared to return from a World Series loss than they were last year.

Dr. Arnold suggested that by mid-February students would be better prepared to return, and several dozen parents said that an informal consensus appeared to have sprung up around that date.

Michel Camdessus, a former IMF director who made Mr Ouattara one of his deputies, says he has "exceptional integrity, judgment and intellectual rigour" and is "admirably prepared" to return his country, once the region's most prosperous, to the economic eminence it enjoyed in the 1970s.As for the allegation that Mr Ouattara will personify a north-south division, that is too simple.