The commission (with Germany's nod) has become readier to allow countries to delay meeting fiscal targets in the face of recession.
But the prospect that it is losing its grip, perhaps even terminally, has now become a lot more credible.For one thing, the government has become readier to kill its opponents.
When The World had become ready for publication in 1633, upon hearing of the Church's condemnation of Galileo (1564 1642) in the same year, Descartes decided against its publication.
The extensive body of work in a variety of cultural fields from philosophy to sociology, and from art to geography, concerning what by the end of the nineties had been called Postmodernism, had raised sufficient doubts concerning more stable views of the world that much of society had become ready to see the world as continuously changing.
In addition to the fields which we mentioned previously for the Ship_Data table (SID, Tlast), there is also a flag, named ShipReady, which is set to 1 for the records in ClickStream_Data that have become ready to be shipped to the Base Server.
Brosius suggested that Thief III would have seen Garrett "accept[ing] that there are consequences to his actions", and that he would likely have become "ready to give, rather than always take".
But since the general's arrest, Chile has begun a more open debate about the dictatorship's legacy, and its courts have become readier to hear human-rights cases.
His death earlier this year, aged 88, revived uncomfortable memories.Special report The sound of success Remember, remember Sleeping with the enemy Ungrateful Europeans Mustn't grumble A very superior rustbelt Be happy, stay happy Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Kurt WaldheimJun 21st 2007By the end of Waldheim's presidency Austria had become readier to face the past.
The lifelong intelligence officer, who once valued tips gleaned from tribal reporters, has become a ready tweeter of hackneyed conspiracy theories.
