Sentence examples for it would prepare from inspiring English sources

Last month it said it would prepare its own, far weaker, governance guidelines, seeking to sideline the LDP's initiative.

And Volkswagen indicated it would prepare its truck and bus divisions for possible sale on the stock market, a major departure after decades of empire building by previous chief executives.

Motorola said in 2008 that it would prepare to spin off its cell phone division (See "Motorola To Split"), which has struggled against stiff competition.

The Japan Bankers Association, which represents 248 lenders, said it would prepare a lawsuit on behalf of 21 of its largest members this month.

If the US sends election observers before President Zelaya is restored, it would prepare the ground for recognizing the coup regime and its election as legitimate, putting the U.S. at odds with the rest of the hemisphere.

It would prepare them and help them in college.

It's a small menu, and everything is prepared the way a grandmother at an Orthodox festival would prepare it.

"The analogy that I usually use is that if you and I were going to run a [5K] race, you wouldn't do it without preparing — you would prepare, you'd train.

My family would be delighted to live exclusively on cuisine inspired by Alice Waters -- if someone else would prepare it (Food, Patricia Leigh Brown, Oct. 21).

But while there were no menus at lunch, you could always order anything you liked, within reason, and someone in the kitchen would prepare it for you.

A harborside restaurant would prepare it for us for dinner that night.