Sentence examples for equipped and ready from inspiring English sources

Amref has completed a three-room laboratory unit at Ojom and should have it equipped and ready for use by the end of September.

The cost of keeping that backup system equipped and ready to go, with duplicate files and computer systems, was about $300,000 a year.

We know that all the days and nights of nurturing, encouraging, loving, guiding, and comforting are for this: to create a foundation from whence they can fly, deeply nourished, equipped and ready to... take off.

"We are fully equipped and ready.

When Iraqis are trained, equipped and ready for combat, U.S. military advisers should embed with Iraqi battalions and advise Iraqi commanders during operations from "the last point of concealment" — i.e, a protected position closest to the fighting.

Manaf Tlass, a senior commander in the elite Republican Guard and son of a former defence minister, is staying home for unknown reasons.According to some analysts, only a quarter of the total armed forces of roughly 400,000 is well equipped and ready to fight and of these, only half, or 50,000 men, is really reliable.

These Lenovos, starting at only $649 for a 14-incher, seem very well-equipped and ready for anything.

This added on to the apprehension of the already perplexed faculty still feeling ill-equipped and ready to take on the challenges of curriculum change.

"It was Tony Blair's fault that we went out there not properly equipped, and if you go away somewhere ill equipped and not ready for something or not fully briefed or not understanding, then things go wrong.

Of the National Guard's 15 best-trained, best-equipped and most ready-to-deploy combat brigades, all but one are either in Iraq now, have demobilized after returning from a one-year tour there or have been alerted for duty in 2005-06, The A.P. reported.

He is one of only two officers to have commanded the fleets in the Pacific and Atlantic, commanding the U.S. Pacific Fleet and Joint Task Force 519, as well as U.S. Fleet Forces Command, where he was responsible for ensuring Navy forces were trained, ready, equipped and prepared to operate around the world, where and when needed.