Sentence examples for it readiness to from inspiring English sources

MPs have attacked the Strasbourg court for what they see as it readiness to allow criminals to abuse international human rights laws for their own gain.

In a draft of its final statement after the two-day meeting in Brussels, the European Union said it "reiterates its readiness to take additional measures against those responsible for violence".

Iran, in return, should issue an official statement in which it declares its readiness to stop 20percentt uranium enrichment.

Instead it repeatedly proclaims its readiness to go nuclear in response to a decisive Indian conventional attack.

It has expressed its readiness to ease policy further if the damage from the quake proves to be bigger than expected, although recent upbeat economic data has reduced expectations of imminent central bank action.

The government considers that to continue this war simply to decide how to divide the weak nationalities among the powerful and rich nations which had seized them would be the greatest crime against humanity, and it solemnly announces its readiness to sign at once the terms of peace which will end this war on the indicated conditions, equally just for all nationalities without exception.

It quickly announced its readiness to have Nobel Prize Winner Mohamed ElBaradei, a staunch secularist, to negotiate on behalf of the opposition.

It has largely kept a truce it agreed to in Cairo in March, and has signalled its readiness to extend it.

Iran is already considered to have one of the world's most sophisticated cyber armies and it has already shown its readiness to strike the U.S. in response to American cyberattacks (the U.S. and Israel famously engaged in very sophisticated cybersabotage of Iran's nuclear program).

That suggests at least half of Israelis trust the government over a critical security matter (tensions with Iran) even though they seem to oppose its main plan for dealing with it (the readiness to attack alone).

This increased activity, Dr. Harmon-Jonesaidid, seems to reflect not the sensation of being angry so much as the preparation to express it, the readiness to hit back.