Sentence examples for readiness to continue the from inspiring English sources

However, while expressing a readiness to continue the dialogue in the future, his bottom line was that the primary dialogue to defuse the crisis had to take place between the Iranians and the Americans.

Considerations of adherence, the overall health of the mother, and her readiness to continue treatment during the post-partum phase need to be assessed on an individual basis, in collaboration with the mother.

Yukie Mokuo thanked the acting Minister and confirmed the organization's readiness to continue fruitful cooperation with the Government of Ukraine to protect rights of children in country.

"Throughout negotiations, the Republic of Azerbaijan demonstrated its readiness to continue to cooperate with the Russian Federation," a ministry statement said.

Godor's subsequent balancing on one leg to display his readiness to continue cut no ice with the official.

Griffin et al. (2003) encouraged participants to take frequent breaks and stopped the assessment temporarily if a participant became too distressed; with a trained clinician available to assess the participant's readiness to continue with participation [34].

(Until then, Mexico had struck a more conciliatory tone, saying that it "reiterates its willingness and readiness to continue developing a constructive relationship").

From the VA scandal to significant cuts in military pay, benefits, and readiness, to continuing to kick the can down the road on sequestration and its impact on our nation's defense; our leaders' inability to solve problems is an embarrassment.

Russia's readiness to use energy supplies as political leverage poses a potentially difficult issue for the Bush administration if it expects to continue the previous American policy of minimizing Russian influence in the region, particularly over energy matters.

In other mammals these events are rapidly followed by involution comprising apoptotic mammary gland cell death [ 9], but the fur seal mammary gland does not undergo involution at this time [ 8] and remains active in readiness for return to land to continue nursing the young.

So what will these voters make of the government's apparent readiness to allow continued free movement of skilled EU migrants in defined sectors?