Sentence examples for prepare for greater from inspiring English sources

Citigroup is lagging HSBC Holdings as overseas banks expand in China, the world's fastest-growing major economy, to prepare for greater market access at the end of 2006.

But entrepreneurship has not been rewarded in Japanese farming policy, they say, and farmers need more time to prepare for greater competition from overseas.

China cut telephone charges today by as much as 60percentt, simplifying a convoluted rate structure to help companies in Asia's largest phone market prepare for greater competition when the nation joins the World Trade Organization.

His Blue Dot mission includes experiments to help prepare for greater human exploration of the Solar System.

Many of the issues he addressed coincided with American emphases, such as the idea that the I.M.F. should be prepared for greater transparency in its dealings with "civil society".

Iberia L as A as de Espa aid it had received a takeover bid of 3.4 billion euros ($4.53 billion) from a private equity group in the United States, raising the possibility of a bidding war with European airlines for the Spanish flag carrier as the industry prepares for greater competition on trans-Atlantic routes.

By Lee. S. Jablin and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, July 12 , 1969P. 27 A young Cornell friend has just sent along a form letter he received that goes, "We would like to take this opportunity to express our interest and confidence in the youth of America and especially to you, the college student, who is preparing for greater responsibilities as a future leader.

Mr Schäuble is hawkish on the need for fiscal discipline and may be readier than Mrs Merkel to push Greece into a default, yet he is also more prepared for greater integration in the future, including joint Eurobonds, which the chancellor opposes.Mrs Merkel may be lacking high-quality advice.

A young Cornell friend has just sent along a form letter he received that goes, "We would like to take this opportunity to express our interest and confidence in the youth of America and especially to you, the college student, who is preparing for greater responsibilities as a future leader.

I'm preparing for greater things".

We are prepared for great things.