Sentence examples for been prepared to set from inspiring English sources

I have been prepared to set aside the imperatives of partisanship in favour of common empathy.

The union's executive board had been prepared to set a date at its meeting in Chicago on Monday, but management officials asked union officials to delay that action, saying it could undermine negotiations.

The results are shocking: 48% of company service providers who replied to the survey were prepared to set up an anonymous shell company.

Be prepared to set a deadline for an agreement, as Mitchell did in February 1998, though this should be done with care because it does not always work.

A can-do attitude means you're prepared to set an example by tackling whatever needs doing, including the less pleasant parts of a job.

As a result, people are prepared to set out for danger zones without assignments, hoping that they will pick something up on arrival.

At the outset, practitioners must ask people what they want and be prepared to set aside their own anxieties to help them get what they want, without leaving them exposed to harm.

Britain's decision to criticise the Chinese leadership in public on the highly sensitive issue in China of free speech showed that Number 10 is prepared to set boundaries as it opens what Cameron has described as the "next page" in Britain's relations with China.

People, that is, prepared to set down their self-examination in markings that may be examined by others.

Apart from commissioning improved access to appropriate specialist services, general practices should also consider how they manage problematic opioid prescribing and be prepared to set boundaries with patients.

Be prepared to set the example.