Sentence examples for be prepared to launch from inspiring English sources

August 28 , 20132.05pm BST Carney also says that the Bank would be prepared to launch further stimulus measures in the future, if the recovery falters.

The Spain international has been linked with a return to his home country, with Atletico Madrid believed to be prepared to launch a bid for him.

Obama warned that he would be prepared to launch another raid into Pakistan, following the shooting of Osama bin Laden, if that was necessary "to secure the United States".

If you are selected to be on the program, you won't get much notice, so be prepared to launch your own media blitz.

Ministers are thought to be preparing to launch a consultation on possible legal changes that could enable a major restructuring of the Tata pension fund.

Apple is rumoured to be preparing to launch its device next month.

Might Twitter be preparing to launch its own foray into these types of events?

Google is said to be preparing to launch a massive repository of science data at research.google.com.com

AOL may be preparing to launch a Myspace-type social network sometime in the next few weeks, says Dave Winer.

Which Congressional committees, headed by which party, are prepared to launch the appropriate investigations?

"We are prepared to launch at any time or any place".