More precisely, are we ready for democracy?
It is precisely because Maddon wants Price ready for next postseason that the Rays on Wednesday sent him to Class AAA Durham for the start of the regular season.
Mr. Ren's longtime colleague in the kitchen, Pei Lin Qiu, played off a traditional Chinese dish of diced chicken, scallions, pine nuts and canned water chestnuts, serving instead an addictive creation of stir-fried crab, shrimp, scallops, basil and diced jicama with pine nuts ringed by an army of precisely matched iceberg lettuce bowls, ready for wrapping duty.
To put it more precisely, they, and Sanders, did not sound ready for this campaign to stop.
The question, more precisely, is whether the Chromebook concept is ready for prime time.
Since this is intended precisely to decide how to make EU institutions and procedures ready for enlargement, the omission of the ECB is not just odd; it is alarming.
Thursday's show proved that Phoenix is more than ready for the exposure: though it lasted precisely an hour, not counting the encore, it felt a good deal shorter.
But this argument — that you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs — is precisely the argument used by other friends that say Turkey is not ready for full democracy.
For a start, local partners such as Labanovskis have to be flexible – ready for a big, short-lived activity peak, although no-one is sure precisely when from year to year.
"Felix knows that is precisely the task awaiting him at Fulham, and he made it abundantly clear that he wants and is ready for the opportunity.
