Sentence examples for being prepared to explain from inspiring English sources

The House's Code of Conduct and disciplinary system depend on Members being prepared to explain their conduct, to submit to public scrutiny and where necessary, to respond to the Commissioner's inquiries.

"The public saw four days of burning in cities as far afield as London, Birmingham and Manchester, and the government has not been prepared to explain why it is not prepared to accept the recommendations of its own inquiry.

"We have to be prepared to explain why we believe things are safe.

Clinton, however, was prepared to explain the real concern behind such questions.

Her advice: find out exactly what your credit report says and be prepared to explain.

Companies that want to use complicated structured-financing techniques should be prepared to explain them completely, he said.

It's hard not to believe, now, that Tony Blair and George W Bush conspired to prepare for a war long before they were prepared to explain what they were up to.

Grant makers must be prepared to explain how they are improving society and have evidence of the work done by the grant seekers they have backed.

Nobody is prepared to explain those concerns but it is not hard to guess why the FCA might wish to probe any owner of Plus500 closely.

Castle managers should be prepared to explain their prices (or to pour boiling oil from the battlements onto visitors who besiege them with complaints).

Using the illustrated posters completed in class, students should be prepared to explain the significance of the particular aspect of the wedding ceremony they researched.