Sentence examples for readiness to move from inspiring English sources

Specialty Medical Supplies has been winding down its plastics division in Beijing in readiness to move it to Mumbai, India.

To validate the developmental phases that define the work of Playwrights Theater, a play must, in its last phase, prove a determined readiness to move on.

"Unfortunately, the United States and other NATO partners have not demonstrated serious readiness to move," he said in a televised address.

Finally, business itself has become more reluctant to raise wages, invoking global competition as a reason and demonstrating a readiness to move operations to lower-wage regions in the United States or abroad.

He says it's because he fell in love with her, but his readiness to move to Ray's implies that he knows something has not been right for a long time.

One verifier, for example, is the customer's written commitment to run a presales diagnostic assessing the company's exposure to risk and its readiness to move to an outsourced solution.

It appears now that the Russian troops carrying out "readiness exercises" right next door to Ukraine are effectively a large reserve contingent, ready to move in should Ukrainian forces attempt to eject the Russian troops in Crimea.

Some of the fully mature cherries had already been reduced to thin their crowns in readiness to be moved.

The nurse uses several strategies to elicit a narrative at the outset (table 3) beginning with an open invitation "tell me …" The word 'tell' invites a story, and she shifts into a posture displaying readiness to listen, moving her chair away from her desk (and the computer and her notes).

The tribals' reported readiness to act diminished.

"The tribals' reported readiness to act diminished," the report said.