Sentence examples for minded to enter from inspiring English sources

Viewed from this perspective, it is not in the least surprising that the state gas company is not minded to enter Kovykta on commercial terms.Sakhalin revisitedThis is not the first time that Gazprom and Mr Mitvol have shown interest in a major hydrocarbons deposit under the control of a foreign company.

"WE HAVE made up our minds to enter this battle, and we will continue until the end.

Without funding and jobs in climate science, how will we encourage the next generation of bright minds to enter this field?

"I phoned up Barry [Hearn, his long-time manager] and told him it was on my mind to enter the world championship and make that the last.

When the pilot refused to stop the plane so that he could get out and walk on the clouds, Nkoloso made up his mind to enter the space race.

That was how the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a former United States senator and perhaps the keenest mind to enter US politics since the second world war, once described India, where he was US ambassador in the 1970s.

When she got to NYU, Givens recalls, "I realized how much I enjoyed economics, and I realized I wanted to focus in more". After talking to her professors and attending the PhD Project conference, she made up her mind to enter the doctoral program in economics at Stanford GSB.

What on earth was going through Washington minds to enter into "negotiations" with the Fallujah terrorists?

I credit him with getting Jane in the proper frame of mind to enter the fourth period and take over.

As my instructor explained, this is because meditation allows the mind to enter a deep state of rest.

Although it's not a problem to start this way, it may waste their time once they finally make up their mind to enter into a program.