Sentence examples for readiness to cut from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve's readiness to cut short-term interest rates has helped.

What distinguished Mr Andreotti was his readiness to cut deals with anyone, including mobsters, on his side of the invisible divide.

In a speech to an audience of bankers that morning, he signaled the central bank's readiness to cut short-term interest rates if it saw any recession threat.

Still, it signalled a readiness to cut rates should the economy look like weakening further.Earlier this year most economists had expected the Fed to raise interest rates during 2002.

The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said ministers' calls for more concentration on the basics would be welcome if they signalled a readiness to cut a "grossly overloaded" national curriculum.

While Mr. Cameron has defended Britain's aid as a matter of national interest as well as morality, other E.U. governments have shown greater readiness to cut back on spending.

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

Mr Abbas has postponed his own elections, which had been scheduled for May 4th, when he had promised to step down.Further afield, there are signs of a new readiness among Palestinians to cut a deal.

And she suggested that commanders are planning to cut readiness about twice as much as they need to and would be better off spreading the reductions within operations and maintenance accounts.

China has yet to show any readiness to make specific commitments to cut carbon emissions.

Military discipline was inadequate: routine orders were not carried out, muskets were fired in camp, flints were ruined, bayonets were used as knives to cut food, and firearm readiness was lax.