The three subscales for strength of motivation for medical study could be labelled as: Willingness to sacrifice (Subscale 1) Readiness to start (Subscale 2) Persistence (Subscale 3) Willingness to sacrifice (Subscale 1) Readiness to start (Subscale 2) Persistence (Subscale 3) This subscale measures the willingness of a student to sacrifice for his/her medical study.
Officially, the company merely announced its readiness to start taking orders.
We believe our daughter has the social, emotional and academic readiness to start kindergarten at nearly 5 (4 years, 11 months and 20 days to be precise).
George Osborne on Wednesday night signalled his readiness to start selling off the Royal Bank of Scotland, seven years after it was rescued from collapse by the taxpayer.
But Torre has spoken with Cone extensively about the right-hander's readiness to start, and the fact that the manager, the pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre and Cone spoke so openly yesterday about the possibility of a Game 4 start are strong clues.
Trying one last push after talks collapsed earlier this month, Ms. Ashton, invited Serbia and Kosovo back to the negotiating table on Wednesday, delaying her report, scheduled for Tuesday, on Serbia's readiness to start membership talks.
If not yet engaged in a trade war, the countries declared a readiness to start one in a way that could add to the cost of tickets to Europe.
Trying one last push to talks that had collapsed earlier this month, the Union's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, invited Serbia and Kosovo back to the negotiating table on Wednesday, delaying a report on Serbia's readiness to start accession talks that had been scheduled for Tuesday.
The results show tension between general acceptance and practical readiness to start LRVT.
It is also unclear to me how knowing the meaning of the word "momentous" in line 18 or understanding a comparison of people to iron-filings demonstrates readiness to start a career or go to college.
