Sentence examples for prepared which would from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Cantor had doubts about a third part he had prepared, which would have discussed very important issues having to do with the problem of well-ordering and the paradoxes (see below).

Tuxedo was the only operation planned where the brigade would act as an independent formation whereas 13 other operations were prepared which would have deployed the entire 1st Airborne Division.

Several compounds containing an l-proline linker were also prepared, which would possess a low energy barrier for cis/trans-amide bond interconversion.

Morgan quoted from the government's own assessment of the policy's impact, published in May, which indicated that bookmakers needed up to 12 months to prepare, which would allow for implementation in May 2019.

Of the dishes you prepare, which one would you never eat yourself?

To Chen, that indicates "definitely a sit-down signing," one that would take days, if not weeks, to prepare for, which would require advance notice and planning.

Emphasis in this respect has been placed upon personal supervision, but the comptroller believed the accounting department could prepare data which would be useful in judging results achieved," writes Mr. Hosmer.

This is, again, in order to avoid any disincentives to preparing it (which would stop you getting out at all) and carrying it around.

Ryan said opponents would have to spend more time preparing for it, which would mean less time preparing for conventional formations run by Sanchez.

The opposition, newly assertive and, so far, united behind its leader, Anwar Ibrahim, claims that at least 30 MPs from the ruling coalition are preparing to defect, which would be enough for it to take power.

We are expecting the church and the ruling party to prepare a compromise which would allow abortion when a woman has been raped, or there is a direct threat to her life, but they will seek to withdraw access to legal abortion if the fetus is damaged.