Sentence examples for notion of preparing from inspiring English sources

In the 1980's, when international terrorism was at its zenith, NATO and the United States European Command pooh-poohed the notion of preparing to fight terrorists.

But the notion of preparing for your own funeral probably trumps most of those stories.

In Kim, the U.S. president saw the perfect opportunity to demonstrate to the world the power of a strong America and his own return to former U.S. President Ronald Reagan's doctrine of "peace through strength," the notion of preparing for conflict in order to achieve the ultimate opposite.

Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Cunningham argued, was by nature optimistic and neither accustomed to, nor comfortable with, the notion of invoking fiscal catastrophe as way of preparing the city for severe cutbacks.

He is in the final stages of preparing a book that aims to reconnect the notion of architectural invention with the urgent need for equitable and livable cities.

We hope that when explicit attention is paid to the notion of productive disciplinary engagement and heuristics for accomplishing it, learning will be enhanced in biology classrooms, and the promise of preparing the next generation of scientists can be met.

I'm healing this notion by preparing ready-to-eat breakfast foods like this apricot granola.

This chapter establishes a notion of foresight and prepares the authorities to be cognizant of future deterioration of the properties of the best-designed armor system owing to inherent complexities of the polymers used.

She comprehended the notion of weighing risk and preparing for the consequences — as a ski jumper, she had devoted her life's work to it.

This suggests that Xenocrates might have thought he could do with the notion of a line what Aristotle was prepared to do with notions such as man.

The so-far-silent majority of fearful, disappointed Iraqis seems prepared to accept the notion of a federal but unitary country, with due rights for minorities.