Sentence examples for prepared to decide from inspiring English sources
The IFAC project supported the idea that if young women have access to accurate information regarding their options in technological professions and science careers, obstacles to be faced, and successes to be achieved, they could be better prepared to decide and thus participate.
It can seem that the court is prepared to decide every major controversy in American life.
We were not prepared to decide strategically what do we need to do, what do we want and how do we get it".
If you do work beyond the normal retirement age I think you should be prepared to decide you should go before people start scratching their head and think of reasons of getting rid of you".
Tensions within the coalition government erupted as a Senate committee prepared to decide whether Mr. Berlusconi would retain his seat in the upper house, after his conviction last month in a tax fraud case.
"He is against tax competition and yet it is the very same people also who are prepared to decide different taxes.
The clinical examination followed a prepared study template to decide whether the patient had a lumbar radiculopathy and to determine the most probable nerve root affected.
"The cycles are from World Cup to World Cup and you have to decide whether you are prepared to jump in for four years and wholly commit yourself to that job and weigh it up.
Clinton says she is ready and prepared and she'll leave it to voters to decide.
But as of 2016 even the most financially prepared will struggle to pay theirs off in their lifetime thanks to universities being able to decide their own fees.
