Sentence examples similar to readiness and led from inspiring English sources

Based on the hands-on experiences gathered from four European innovation projects over the last decade (i.e. SOCRADES, IMC-AESOP, GRACE and ARUM), a key challenges have been identified and a prioritization and timeline are pointed out with the aim to increase Technology Readiness Levels and lead to their usage in industrial automation environments.

Along with the US, Britain and Germany, Canada "will establish and lead" a high-readiness brigade that will "contribute to Nato's enhanced forward presence in Eastern and Central Europe," the defense ministry said in a statement, adding that more details would be provided at a Nato summit in Poland next month.

A transition team called the Readiness Project led by former Gov. Mike Leavitt of Utah has assembled lists of candidates but no one has been interviewed, aides said.

The networks will rerun his churlish comments from Africa about Obama's readiness to lead and his South Carolina meltdowns.

After arriving in New Hampshire from Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton both stepped up their efforts to raise questions about Mr. Obama's readiness to lead and whether he had been fully vetted.

Beyond that, Republican organizers said the convention aides in charge of reviewing every speech delivered from the lectern are now on the watch for blunt attacks on Mr. Obama's readiness to lead, and reviewing how much to emphasize what had been the convention theme: "Not Ready '08".

The Times of London echoed the world press in its final tribute: "He created the métier of showman on a grandiose scale.…He early realized that essential feature of a modern democracy, its readiness to be led to what will amuse and instruct it.…His name is a proverb already, and a proverb it will continue".

Currently they embody health, fitness, strength and a readiness to lead.

Her message is that only she has the experience and the readiness to lead on Day One.

These experiences, along with an emphasis on trustworthiness and personal honor, help to develop responsibility, character, self-reliance, self-confidence, reliability, and readiness; which eventually lead to collaboration and leadership.

Hillary Clinton invited a direct comparison between her record as the nation's chief diplomat and Donald Trump's readiness to lead the nation, dismissing her rival's jaunt to Mexico as a "photo op" that would do little to free him from a history of coarse rhetoric directed at the U.S. ally.