Sentence examples for carefully prepare for from inspiring English sources

It could also buy time for the new national council to carefully prepare for legitimate national elections.

The Dutch government asked the hospital to cooperate, and the hospital said in a statement Friday that it was in talks with the embassy "to carefully prepare for the return of King Badu Bonsu II's head".

In response, the Global Times, a state-run tabloid that sometimes reflects views from within the Communist party, said on Thursday that China should rebalance its stance towards Taiwan to "make the use of force as a main option and carefully prepare for it".

We could imagine this paragon of whiteness, soft-spoken and soft around the middle, as a rational actor, spending months after the shooting to carefully prepare for his grand-jury testimony, to repeat his performance in front of George Stephanopoulos for a television interview.

Despite the perception of being able to perform effortlessly, acquaintances of Tracy said that he would carefully prepare for each role.

After the Cimbri inadvertently granted the Romans a reprieve by diverting to plunder Iberia, Rome was given the opportunity to carefully prepare for and successfully meet the Cimbri and Teutons in the Battle of Aquae Sextiae (102 BC) and the Battle of Vercellae (101 BC) where both tribes were virtually annihilated, ending the threat.

All the jokes arise naturally from the situations and are carefully prepared for.

Charles XII had been carefully prepared for his task by excellent tutors and governors.

This goosebump-making moment has been carefully prepared for in "Big River," which opened last night at the American Airlines Theater.

It was a moment long planned and carefully prepared for — a moment that had twice been delayed by snow.

However, many releases were carefully prepared for the European market, and Sega actually ironed out early bugs present in the original Japanese NTSC versions.