Sentence examples for readiness to bring from inspiring English sources

Pro-Kremlin youth organizations had already declared their readiness to bring 17,000 "loyal" citizens out into the streets.

The government wants a "mixed economy" in the health service, citing Hinchingbrooke hospital in Huntingdonshire as an example of its readiness to bring in private-sector innovation.

Central banks worldwide are waiting for the Fed meeting next week to gauge the U.S. central bank's readiness to bring a gradual end to the era of plenty for emerging economies.

He has astonished the world by his readiness to bring change just this week the country's crazy fixed exchange rate was replaced by one close to the market price.

"At Last" may not be polished, but Ms. Lauper's readiness to bring new concepts to old songs make it one of the three or four most daring albums of standards in recent years by rock-era singers.

Her soothings, and her readiness to take down dictations for last letters home, seemed to bring about a kind of psychological "cease fire" to those who had diagnosed themselves to be "goners".

In bringing this Franzen essay to the stage, Mr. Fish once again promises word-for-word fidelity to the author's prose — and an implicit readiness to wreak havoc on other components.

The readiness of non-PAP members to bring forth any allegation of misfeasance, or corruption, or nepotism would "dispel suspicions of cover-ups of alleged wrongdoings".

For commanders of those troops arriving in Iraq, the challenge is to bring them quickly to full readiness in a new and unfamiliar environment, officers said.

A motivational interviewing approach emphasises that to bring about change, we need readiness to change, importance (the value we place on making the change) and self-efficacy (the belief or confidence in our ability to achieve change).

Although considerable developmental effort is underway to bring promising technologies to a readiness level for practical use, new and innovative methods are still needed.