Sentence examples for organisation ready to from inspiring English sources

We didn't have this Momentum with a capital "M" organisation ready to throw the kitchen sink at everything".

If there was ever an organisation ready to clamp down on anyone else's fun, it is football's world governing body, Fifa.

When he was elected president in 1992, Mr Clinton inherited a North American Free-Trade Area that was ready to start; a Uruguay trade round on the point of completion; and a World Trade Organisation ready to be set up.

In its place, an organisation ready to rule the world: "Giles Clarke reflects on a momentous 12 months which saw England crowned as the world's number one Test side, continued growth in participation at grassroots level and the signing of major new broadcasting and sponsorship deals," it begins.

It hardly suggests an organisation ready to forge the new path Japan so desperately needs.In the next election, polls suggest, the LDP cannot win by itself, nor even only with the support of its old ally, New Komeito, a Buddhist-linked party.

An organisation ready to change will have to stop the well-established double bind-power games which promote only personal goals and gains and will have to substitute them with a common understanding of the objectives required for the holistic prosperity of an organisation, including its goals and all its participants.

But you can spark interest and excitement in an hour and there are lots of organisations ready to support children to take the next step after that.

The hawks are also believed to be backing paramilitary organisations ready to attack civilian Albanians if the rebels kill too many policemen or soldiers, or occupy too much more territory.But just suppose the ceasefire holds, and the four Slav and Albanian parties represented in the two-month-old coalition government can agree on and implement a constitutional reform.

Relief organisations, readying to scale up their aid effort in the Irrawaddy delta, submitted fresh requests for their disaster management experts to bolster operations already set up by Burmese staff.

However, the Times of India quoted a Jaypee Sports International spokesman who said the organisation is "ready to follow" whatever ruling the court hands down.

As Asada's new chairman begins work on Monday, the organisation is ready to issue show-cause letters imminently, according to a Fairfax Media report.