Sentence examples for readiness to develop a from inspiring English sources

Possibly major research bodies should start to have a common format for recording delays in recruitment and analysing them against dimensions of readiness, to develop a greater understanding and evidence base.

Photograph: PA Wire/PA 1.29pm GMT Full text of Hague's statement Here's a full text of Hague statement on Syria: The key passages, including the hints about arming rebels in future, are marked in bold: The time has come to announce to the House necessary developments in our policy, and our readiness to develop it further if the bloodshed continues.

But our readiness to develop it further should be unmistakable, particularly to the Assad regime.

Last year, 2011, was the year that virtually all global players signalled their readiness to develop and deploy cyber-weapons.

This creates the need to integrate career readiness into formal higher education to develop a new learning environment that bridges the gap between education and industry.

If the goal is to reach each of the 11 regions, then one way to proceed is to develop a "readiness" list of preconditions for becoming a CFS.

Mr. D's sexual dysfunction combined with Mrs. E's state of "psychotic readiness" could be a trigger to develop a new delusional system.

SSSKC has also partnered with the National Council on Aging to develop a site-readiness assessment instrument that will permit them to determine whether sites with an interest in offering HEP are ready to do so.

The purpose of this study was to develop a surgical internship readiness elective or senior medical student (SMS) "Boot Camp" for fourth-year medical students to prepare them for the rigors of surgery internship.

The Princeton Review, one of the nation's largest test preparation companies, said Monday in a news release that it would work with the union to develop a suite of "college readiness educational services" for the families of its members.

By proactively identifying parameters within which to establish disaster planning, health care organizations can be better equipped to develop a corporate culture of readiness (5).