Sentence examples similar to preparing for post from inspiring English sources

It is really annoying it got out because it is part of something serious – preparing for post-Dave which may come sooner than expected.

The Scottish National Party is preparing for post-election talks despite Labour leader Ed Miliband ruling out a formal deal with the party.

It also criticises Straw's role in the deeply flawed process of preparing for post-crisis Iraq, with the UK failing to win over Washington to its preferred plan for the UN to take the lead.

This in turn drew mutterings in Mr Netanyahu's circle and in that of the defence minister, Ehud Barak, about people "covering their arses" and preparing for post-war commissions of inquiry.This strangely public controversy over the most secret of national decisions included a petition by authors and artists denying Mr Netanyahu's right to decide whether to attack Iran.

"This is the last chance to save America from ruin," a right-wing militia member told Reuters in between drills preparing for post-election chaos.

The root canals were prepared for post placement removing 11 mm of gutta-percha using a low-speed drill (Largo n°2, Dentsply Maillefer, Petrópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

The outlook for the NHS and the state of the deficit suggest we should all prepare for post-election debate about tax increases.

James Lyons in the Daily Mirror says the Chilcot report will say that the failure to prepare for post-war Iraq was Tony Blair and George Bush's biggest mistake.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) CONGO REPUBLIC: OPPOSITION TALKS The government held talks with the opposition in an effort to salvage the so-called national dialogue planned for April 11 to 14 in Brazzaville to prepare for post-civil-war elections.

It would be good to have graduates who are prepared for post-production but universities tend not to allow students to get on the equipment because it's expensive.

Given that, it was foolish to exaggerate Saddam's weaponry, downright misleading to imply a link between the Iraqi leader and al-Qaeda, and hubristic to do so little to prepare for post-war reconstruction.