Sentence examples for radically prepared from inspiring English sources

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In a radical paper prepared for this year's International Monetary Fund meetings, Larry Summers and Olivier Blanchard, observing similar underperformance in America, have challenged policymakers to think far more radically about new frameworks for monetary policy and a far bigger role for fiscal policy.

All institutions must be prepared to radically examine their structures, policies, and procedures, and make changes".

She said attempts by other EU countries to wreak vengeance on the UK would be an "act of calamitous self-harm" because the UK in turn would be prepared to radically cut taxes to attract businesses.

A lot of people here are not prepared to radically change their way of doing business, and it's frustrating for many agents, with their black-and-white way of looking at the world.

"Choices can still be made but the idea that we can suddenly make changes to development patterns underway is assuming we have a blank slate and that people are prepared to radically depart from current trends - and that's not plausible".

ICT in England's schools is a "mess" and must be radically revamped to prepare pupils for the future, Michael Gove has said.

Speaking in January, Mr Gove said that ICT in UK schools was "harmful and dull" and must be radically revamped to prepare pupils for the future.

It requires an understanding that the world has changed, and cities need to radically change to prepare for the new, global, knowledge-based economy.

Mr Marsh added that politicians should be prepared to "think radically" about how to find more money for the NHS, and should consider a hypothecated tax for the health service.