Sentence examples for readiness to return from inspiring English sources

"I love table tennis, period, but I don't have a table tennis set," he said, crouching and demonstrating his readiness to return an imaginary serve.

He will appear a few hours after Hans Blix, a chief weapons inspector, talks to the Council about his group's readiness to return to Iraq.

To his credit he spoke positively on Sunday about the prospect of putting his mauling at the hands of Shane Watson behind him and of his readiness to return to the world stage.

Dr. Blix was expected to report today to his international advisory board, called a "college of commissioners," on his readiness to return inspectors to Iraq and Iraq's rejection of the new program.

At least six law firms, an investigative firm and two public-relations firms have advised Rodriguez on a multitude of legal and public-relations matters this year, including disputes with the Yankees over his readiness to return from hip surgery and a quadriceps strain, his involvement in the Biogenesis matter and the appeal of the suspension.

"All I want to do is start a family, buy a house, have stability," said one, who expressed readiness to return to Iraq so long as he and his wife had assurance that they could settle at a single military post and not be transferred to a new unit when he returned from combat.

This study reports on the practices used by elite and club level New Zealand rugby teams for assessing readiness to return-to-play (RTP) after injury.

At each follow up visit, participants will be assessed on readiness to return-to-play using a set of criteria.

Finally, Cassarino developed a model specifically for return, distinguishing between willingness and readiness, which together create the preparedness to return.

Rick Lazio will work to return the readiness, the morale and the capability of our military to meet the challenges which we face in the Middle East and all over the world".

The readiness for weaning and the decision to return to mechanical ventilation was made by the physician in charge, based on the signs of poor tolerance.