Sentence examples for prepared to guide from inspiring English sources

General planning schemes are prepared to guide urban development in most cities.

Mr. Gore's performance, the advisers say, helped him make the case for himself as the candidate best prepared to guide the nation's economy.

Educators lacked in-depth knowledge of STEM careers, and, as a consequence, they were not prepared to guide students to those fields.

From the outset of talks, the team leader should be prepared to guide participants into a discussion of compatible interests and potential tradeoffs.

He pointed out that the single error "was buried somewhere in the middle" and had never made its way to the summary for policymakers – prepared to guide government officials preparing for future climate change – or other areas of the report.

His remarks were the latest in a series aimed at raising doubts in the minds of voters about whether his opponent for the Democratic mayoral nomination, Mr. Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, was prepared to guide the city through the current crisis.

Howley will then be in charge for Wales' 2013 Six Nations title defence while Gatland prepares to guide the Lions down under.

A nurse was preparing to guide them to their private birthing room.

So as Santa prepares to guide his reindeer into town, let's give the music world something else to talk about.

State Sen. Carol Liu (D-La Cañada Flintridge) has been named to three important education-related committees on Capitol Hill, putting her in a prime position as she prepares to guide legislation down winding paths where allies are needed at every curve.

This means standing out of its way a little, and preparing to guide the stretcher to the floor.