Britain's commitment to peace was asymmetrical: it involved a readiness to restrain Germany, but not a corresponding determination to restrain France or Russia.
Holton argues that this stance (a "participant stance"; Strawson 1974) involves a readiness on the part of the trustor to feel betrayal.
At the same time, countries less likely to get involved in major conflicts demonstrated a readiness to eschew nuclear capabilities.
People who maintain a particular emotional stance toward life - such as fear, disdain or joy - may tend to hold the facial muscles involved in those feelings slightly tensed in a readiness to respond, according to Dr. Ekman.
Grieving over a loss or major disappointment helps bring a sense of closure and a readiness to move forward, whether doing so involves mourning after a spouse has passed away, after a divorce, or over something from one's childhood.
In a study involving patients with metastatic breast cancer, feeling gratitude resulted in a readiness to accept help from supporting persons [ 21].
For Kaldor, humanitarian intervention and international peacekeeping involve "a genuine belief in the equality of all human beings; and this entails a readiness to risk lives of peacekeeping troops to save the lives of others where this is necessary".
Such a politics would involve more patriotism and sense of service to society, greater concern for equality and a readiness to limit markets when they threaten to injure human values.
The findings support the proposition that many ICST offenders are involved in other criminal activity beyond ICST, which in turn suggests a generalised lack of self-control and a readiness to seize criminal opportunities.
The mayor's office rejected imposing a wage requirement on stores, but in negotiations with lawmakers, aides signaled a readiness to use city money to directly or indirectly increase the workers' pay, according to those involved in the discussions.
