Sentence examples for prepared to issue a from inspiring English sources

Some employers may also be reluctant settle without knowing first if the employee is actually prepared to issue a claim.

Just before the state Supreme Court's rulings, Mr. Gore was prepared to issue a statement lamenting the trial judge's finding, and seeking to rally his troops.

Unless Georgia is prepared to issue a government ID that does not cost anything, this law means citizens must spend money to vote.

Several E.P.A. officials said they had been prepared to issue a narrow report on Aug. 17 that assessed how the program impedes energy supplies, people at the agency said.

Last week, Mr. Kean said for the first time that he was prepared to issue a subpoena and risk a courtroom battle with the White House if the documents were not turned over within weeks.

His comments came as ABN Amro prepared to issue a so-called reasoned opinion, which will compare the offers, though it may not necessarily make a recommendation on which offer shareholders should accept.

It is understood that Greig indicated to the Labour party on Wednesday night that he was prepared to issue an apology.

As the survivors of the Charlie Hebdo massacre prepared to issue an unprecedented three-million-strong run of the satirical magazine on Wednesday, many questions remained unanswered surrounding the attacks that left 17 people dead across Paris last week.

He acknowledged that the case would last at least another week and said that although he was prepared to issue an official court order, he would immediately stay the order for six months, giving Mr. Scoppetta time to put his plans into action.

When agreeing to do any type of work that you intend to be paid for, be prepared to issue an invoice, work order, or contract that you and your customer can sign.

The groups' accusations come as the Federal Trade Commission prepares to issue a final report on consumer privacy in the coming months.