Sentence examples for on a readiness from inspiring English sources

It has depended on a readiness to terrorize and torture.

Not only because the tributes themselves start to look unkempt and start to communicate a message that wasn't part of the honoring that the donor intended; it also signifies a moving on, a readiness for the community to go to that next step".

At this week's summit in Newport in Wales, Nato heads of state will agree on a Readiness Action Plan to respond to such crises.

Health behaviour change may only be observed once an individual decides on a readiness for change, identifies the importance of change and has the confidence to make change, although these phases may be facilitated with particular consultation skills [ 56, 57].

Compared with longer term systematic plans of implementation based on a readiness for change model e.g. [ 38] or other projects used to implement service change in serious mental illness e.g. [ 15] it is more reactive and concerned with what can be done now.

Two recent studies conducted among adolescents attending treatment facilities showed the predictive validity of a readiness ruler on alcohol and tobacco use 6 months later [ 22, 30].

They include the learner having a need to know, is self-directed, has and draws on diverse experiences, has a readiness to learn, that the learning should be problem-centred and that there is an internal motivation to learn [ 24].

He is convinced, he says, that there is "a readiness on the part of the electorate to embrace" his vision for America, if only they have an opportunity to hear it.

Holton argues that this stance (a "participant stance"; Strawson 1974) involves a readiness on the part of the trustor to feel betrayal.

This study revealed a relatively high degree to which respondents themselves perceived themselves to be at risk of avian influenza virus as a health threat and demonstrated a readiness on the part of respondents to be educated.

Situational Leadership® theory, developed 30 years ago by Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard, is based on assessing an individual's readiness to take on a task.