Sentence examples for be prepared to recognize from inspiring English sources

He also hinted that Iran might eventually be prepared to recognize Israel.

A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "We expect you to be prepared to recognize Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people".

In perhaps the most intriguing initiative, Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia said he would be prepared to recognize Israel if it withdrew from occupied territories and reached a peace agreement with the Palestinians.

By Samantha Henig September 7, 2010 A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "We expect you to be prepared to recognize Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people".

The assertion that Iran might be prepared to recognize Israel if the Palestinians did so first was the plainest expression yet of an Iranian policy that had earlier been expressed less specifically.

In a break with past Iranian statements, Mr. Khatami also used the interview to offer the clearest suggestion yet that his Islamic nation might eventually be prepared to recognize Israel.

Where I diverge from Scott is the extent to which Springsteen fans are prepared to recognize their hero as such a self-fabricator.

Innocent III was prepared to recognize Louis as king of England in 1213; and the policy was dropped only after Louis's abortive invasion of 1216 17.

"Five were structured in a certain way, the sixth was a little different, but it would still have a link with player compensation and what the league was prepared to recognize as leaguewide revenues".

Part of what masked the practical perils of the Oslo Accords of 1993 was the seductive notion that for the first time both sides were prepared to recognize each other and live peacefully as neighbors.

"There's a difference between fair and unfair elections, and legitimate and illegitimate elections," he said, when asked if, in light of extensive reports of fraud, he was prepared to recognize these elections as legitimate.