Sentence examples for prepared to identify from inspiring English sources

Be prepared to identify yourself with a valid student ID – complete with current quarter sticker – at any time.

So, who is better prepared to identify and implement the reforms required to make sure government can keep its promises?

Neither National Grid nor Scottish Power was prepared to identify the reason for the failure, but said that they would soon issue a "further update".

They said that Washington believes additional countries are also violating the treaty in secret, including some that are friendly with the United States, but that the administration is not prepared to identify them.

"If we know what to look for based on our study at Cuatro Ciénegas basin, then our Mars missions will be more prepared to identify signs of life," said Sherry L. Cady, editor in chief of the journal Astrobiology, which plans an edition dedicated to Cuatro Ciénegas this summer.

Be prepared to identify how your experience will benefit the company, as Rowe explained.

Some police administrators have been reluctant to support programs that require officers on the street to exercise considerable discretion and authority, especially in departments where such officers lack experience or are otherwise ill-prepared to identify and address complex community problems.

"We are better prepared today to identify smallpox and anthrax than we were a year ago.

Cultural characteristics of the bacterial isolates were studied by gram staining using freshly prepared reagents to identify whether the isolates were gram ve or gram ve.

H-2Db/AL11 and H-2Dd/p18 tetramers, which contain the SIV gag (AL11 peptide: AAVKNWMTQTL) or HIV gp160 (peptidetide: RGPGRAFVTI) respectively, were prepared and used to identify the epitope-specific CD8+ T cells as previously described [35], [36].

See Rockwood Chocolate Co. v. Hoffman Candy Co., 372 F.2d 555, 545, 54 C.C.P.A. 1061 (1967) (likelihood of confusion found for Cup-o-Gold and Bag- o-Gold, but not for Rockwood Bag-o-Gold); Cf. John Morrell & Co. v. Reliable Packing Co., 295 F.2d 314 (CA 7 1961) (both parties used house name to identify origin of prepared hams).