Sentence examples for prepared to declare from inspiring English sources
Hong Kong is prepared to declare a "red alert" and take tougher measures if any SARS cases actually surface in its own territory.
And yet, at a time when things could not seem worse, there is a generation of people (in their forties or younger) who are thinking hard and philosophically about their food and are prepared to declare: Enough!
But that does not mean that the candidates are prepared to declare a common worldview.
But the town is also prepared to declare eminent domain if the community's welfare is deemed to be threatened.
Still searching for their identities, many of these kids are not yet prepared to declare a particular political affiliation.
Even after the bruising taken by his company, Mr. deBoer is not prepared to declare the Web dead.
Having introduced a Health and Social Care Bill which required the pause button to be pressed to respond to mounting criticisms from health professionals about its likely impact, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find anyone prepared openly to declare their support.
I remember chairing a session with her at last year's Hindustan Times Summit when she departed from her prepared text to declare that given how so many foreign banks were being bailed out by governments, perhaps Indira Gandhi's nationalisation of Indian banks in 1969 had not been such a bad thing.
