Sentence examples for managers were ready from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clendenin said that managers were ready to maintain service and respond to emergencies in the event of a strike, noting that more than half of the company's managers came up through the ranks.
Not all foreign fund managers are ready to jump back into Southeast Asia.
That is a more aggressive approach than most wildlife managers are ready to undertake, partly because of likely collateral damage to other birds.
On the sidelines, infrastructure portfolio managers are ready to invest in the US if and when the bill passes, but they aren't waiting around either.
Riverboat casinos in Mississippi are closing, and levee managers are readying sandbags and supplies.
Both managers are readying replacements.
The Argentina striker is the marquee addition that Arsène Wenger wants this summer and the manager is ready to break the Arsenal transfer record to sign him.
At this point, the manager is ready to construct a schedule that will do the best job of deploying the staff to achieve the desired economic standards without overstaffing and inflating costs.
Alex McLeish, the Scotland manager, is ready to call on Graeme Shinnie at left back for today's European Championship qualifying opener in Kazakhstan after losing Kieran Tierney, who was set to replace Andrew Robertson, to injury yesterday.
Giggs is likely to urge Rooney to consider the positives in Moyes's arrival: that the new manager is ready to accept the Englishman's protestations that he did not formally demand a transfer request of Sir Alex Ferguson, weeks before the manager's retirement, and that he is likely to give him more opportunity to prove himself in the preferred attacking role which Ferguson denied him.
And he appreciates there is more at stake than a place in the final when Rangers face Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final on Sunday week, not least after Neil Lennon recently questioned whether the former Brentford manager is ready for his first taste of the Old Firm derby which provoked a defiant response: "If you can't deal with that, don't be in the business".
