Sentence examples for are ready to develop from inspiring English sources

A leading principle in this training is to develop educators who are ready to develop their practices and can reflect on their work at a more theoretical level.

Now, we are ready to develop the estimate for the projection operator applied to a k-quasi-minimizer for the functional defined by (2.1).

Liu et al. (2016) surveyed the worst-case GPS scintillations on the ground estimated from radio occultation observations of F3/C during 2007 2014 and are ready to develop an empirical model for the ionospheric S4 scintillation.

Japan continues to be the world's number 1 robot nation: the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the University of Tokyo and advertising agency Dentsu are ready to develop a humanoid that's able to support astronauts at the International Space Station and post new information on Twitter.

We will have faith, but we will also be ready to develop new faiths for new times.

"Russia is ready to develop multi-faceted, respectful relations with brotherly Ukraine - mutually beneficial and effective relations," he said.

"But on the other hand, it is ready to develop relations as far as the North Atlantic alliance is prepared for this".

"The government of the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to develop its relations with all countries based on mutual respect and non-interference in internal affairs.

"We are preparing the balance sheet to be ready to develop all the discoveries we have made," Mr. Scaroni said, noting that Eni faced a "season of big capital expenditure" before reaping the rewards of added production.

In discussing the best approach to raising highly reactive children, Henig mentions two approaches to parenting: the so-called tough approach of pushing the child to face his fears in the hope that it will help him become less fearful and the softer approach of protecting the child until he is ready to develop some coping mechanisms.

Tillerson, who was on his first visit to Asia since taking over at the State Department, and was travelling without the press gaggle that usually chronicles the movements of America's top diplomat, agreed that "the U.S. side is ready to develop relations with China based on the principle of no conflict, no confrontation, mutual respect, and win-win coöperation".