Sentence examples for being prepared to set from inspiring English sources

"It's very hard if you're not credible on things like the economy, being prepared to talk about difficult issues like immigration, being prepared to set out how you create jobs for the future and getting the deficit down without swallowing the Tory myth about the economy and Labour's past history and Labour's record".

Those who attend the training will be prepared to set up school chapters.

Without an agreement, the board is prepared to set a strike date.

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

But over tea last week near her shop on West 56th Street, Ms. Kamali was prepared to set the record straight.

Lloyds TSB offered to buy Northern Rock and accept its liabilities if the government was prepared to set aside £30bn in discounted loans to support the takeover.

He was suspended from the Conservative party after the journalist's investigation showed that the Newark MP was prepared to set up a parliament group for Fiji.

Two hours later, he arrived and asked if they were prepared to set up a machine-gun post within the city.

Then, the resistance would be prepared to set aside the struggle imposed on it by the mullahs and take part in an election.

Nonetheless, something about this film had so horrified the institution that they were prepared to set themselves up for what now looks like an almost inevitable U-turn.

At the UN climate summit last month, President Hu Jintao of China said he was prepared to set his country's first carbon targets.