If Clinton, whose ties to Wall Street are a notable weakness, has already decided to pick Warren, this wasn't a bad way to begin suggesting that, in the most symbolically rich decision of her candidacy, she is prepared to side with the people against the powerful.
Annoyed that a Muslim family whose son had been killed in action in Iraq had appeared at the Democratic convention to denounce his proposed ban on Muslims entering America, Trump lashed out at the Khan parents – and reaped distaste even from many who had been prepared to side with or at least tolerate him to regain the White House.
The three-person commission last year expressed some support for the refund, prompting concern the panel is preparing to side with the industry in the middle of a budget crisis.
Mr. Paulson should be prepared to choose sides.
By early 1101, Henry's new regime was established and functioning, but many of the Anglo-Norman elite still supported Robert, or would be prepared to switch sides if Henry's elder brother appeared likely to gain power in England.
Starbucks has loyal customers who may well be prepared to hear its side of the story.
BBC Radio Kent understands that KSL will now try to persuade the club's remaining shareholders to sell their shares, as the Kuwaiti group would not be prepared to buy the side without owning the entirety of the club.
Dress well, and be prepared to argue your side of the case without emotion and with as much supporting material as you can provide.
The president then warned against threats from the North, saying, "We will be prepared to defend and stand side by side with our longtime friend, the South Korean people".
If your case goes to trial, you should be prepared to testify to your side of the case in court.
You are half of the bumping equation, so be prepared to step to one side swiftly.
