Sentence examples for if it is preparing to from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin looks as if it is preparing to support his rival in elections later this year, and it is also tightening the financial screws apparently hoping for a new economic bargain that leaves Russia in control of its neighbour's lucrative potash industry and bits of the energy industry.

The reality is that a medium only has a worth if it is prepared to take responsibility for its actions.

Second, to learn if it is prepared to intervene to protect the bonds of other eurozone stragglers.

The NHS will only make the most of emerging technology if it is prepared to change with the technology.

Its rivals need its expertise and it should be able to carve out a comfortable niche if it is prepared to co-operate with them.

That is true; but there is no way of stopping a country going nuclear if it is prepared to find enough cash and face down international censure.

He emphasised that Britain will only be able to alter the course of history if it is prepared to stand up against the terrorists.

It must be better to give every encouragement to a private company if it is prepared to take the risk, rather than to rely on taxpayers' money". Paul Digger Barneses, 46, is a police detention officer.

But this can only happen "if it is prepared to reinvent itself as an enabler of cooperation, focused on using its influence to contribute to the commons, rather than thinking in terms of narrow British interests".

A few years ago I visited Magna, a terrific place but there are many things this government needs to address if it is prepared to challenge the malaise rotting the heart of our communities.

If it is prepared to pay Just Eat's commission rate of 12%, plus an annual listing fee of up to £700, 5% off for a cash order over an old-fashioned telephone ought to appeal.