Sentence examples for readiness of its from inspiring English sources

He cites Britain, and the alleged readiness of its courts to consider sharia (though in fact it is only applied in some civil and family cases when both parties agree, and the primacy of the law of the land remains paramount in all cases) as an example of how prevalent Islamic law might become.

In fact, a military intent on avoiding cuts to the operations and maintenance and the readiness of its troops could look elsewhere – places like the $32bn it is planning to spend on nearly 2,000 new ground combat vehicles, the Navy's new Littoral Combat Ship or even the bloated 4,000 man staff in the Joint Chiefs of Staff office.

For several years there has also been discontent around the college readiness of its high school students.

"That is very worrisome," Breedlove said, adding that Nato should rethink the positioning and readiness of its forces in eastern Europe.

But he said the government is speeding up what he called "readiness of its forces" in case of an early withdrawal.

"For the moment the Syrian regime is not significantly changing the location or the state of readiness of its chemical and biological weapons," the Israeli military commentator Ron Ben-Yishai wrote in Friday's Yediot Aharonot newspaper.

It was unclear Tuesday whether the Pentagon had elevated the readiness posture of its Guam-based fleet of ships and planes after the threat from North Korea.

"Do they even know what their problems are?" The federal government, which will operate all or part of the exchanges in more than 30 states that declined to create their own, mostly because of political opposition to the law, is having readiness problems of its own.

Conclusions: Evidently VO2 in weaned patients increased in the presence of a stable PR and RR but increase in VO2 in non- weaned patients was significant & followed by an increase in PR & RR which supports our initial hypotheses that changes in VO2 during weaning process could make a valuable predictor of weaning readiness because of its rapid reaction time compared to PR, RR and ABG.

UNICEF is also supporting on enhancing the Monitoring & Evaluation component of the programme including a service readiness assessment of its Health and Education components to inform the cash transfer conditionalities.

Labour in Tower Hamlets has hardly covered itself in glory in recent years: its handling of mayoral matters was shambolic in 2010 and the readiness of some of its members to collude with forces it ought to revile in attempts to bring Rahman down has been regrettable and may have been counter productive too.