Sentence examples for primed to undertake from inspiring English sources

Those with sunny brains are primed to undertake beneficial actions to achieve the things they want.

He argues that far from restraining Mr. Sharon, Labor's participation has emboldened the prime minister to undertake the offensive in the West Bank.

Publication of the prison safety and reform white paper follows the pledge made by David Cameron in February when he was prime minister to undertake a radical overhaul of the prison system.

It was primed to explode.

Society is now primed to explode.

Shortly after returning from Oxford, Mr. Nettleford was chosen by Prime Minister Norman Washington Manley to undertake a serious study of the Rastafari movement, which had taken root in the slums of West Kingston and grown increasingly vocal in demanding repatriation to Africa.

Gaining much needed cash and operating efficiency are prime incentives for municipalities to undertake such transactions.

"The prime minister is determined to undertake all the necessary and additional measures that are required to combat and eradicate terrorism," the spokesman, Dimitris Reppas, said after the meeting.

La Quadrature du Net, an internet rights group, said: "Representatives of the French people have given the Prime Minister the power to undertake massive and uncontrolled surveillance of the population.

A negotiating team led by Wu Yi, China's vice prime minister, also agreed to undertake a broader crackdown on piracy of American copyrights and trademarks, reopen the Chinese market to American beef, and allow more foreign firms to compete for government contracts.

One online advocacy group, La Quadrature du Net, wrote after the vote: "Representatives of the French people have given the Prime Minister the power to undertake massive and limitless surveillance of the population.