Sentence examples for readiness to present from inspiring English sources

The President's readiness to present this discovery as a finding of the weapons themselves follows a pattern of distortions on the part of the Administration — hypotheticals proclaimed as facts, suspicions and fears spun as clear and present dangers, actions taken accordingly — throughout the planning, marketing, and prosecution of the war.

With rare exceptions, the price ceiling is $50,000 at present, and the development of this market depends a great deal on the reputability of the selling organisation and its readiness to give refunds should the purchase fail to please.

And yet, as the monks are marched off to their fate, Beauvois seems to present their readiness for sacrifice with not a thought of vengeance as more than a monastic meekness indeed, as a sort of expiatory rite or symbolic purging of the sins and crimes of colonialism.

A deployment readiness review should be conducted to present the results of acceptance testing, software configuration audits, and the status of each of the post-development processes.

These were: (i) normal health, (ii) not on medication, (iii) readiness to be present for all assessments and to be assigned to either yoga or control group and (iv) no prior knowledge of yoga.

These instruments are designed to enable clinicians to present assessments regarding the readiness for moves to less secure places in a way that is transparent and evidence based.

In contrast, the other cases co-opt the language of inclusion to present a predominantly market-based framing, heavily emphasising market readiness and participation.

The SOC of the readiness to quit smoking are presented in Fig.  1.

"Coming from well behind in the leadership contest showed great determination and he showed readiness to address difficulties which present problems to the party.

Japan would like a more permanent seat on the UN Security Council and presents its readiness to shoulder some of the harder security tasks as one of its credentials.

DI succeeded in Louisiana not because of any progress its "researchers" had made in establishing the scientific authenticity of ID but because of a unique configuration of political factors centering around the election of Bobby Jindal, along with DI's constant readiness to exploit any opportunity that presents itself (Forrest 2009).