Sentence examples for readiness while from inspiring English sources

Throwing back your head and closing your eyes allows you to give the appearance of sexual readiness while concealing revulsion.

The result, they argued, would be to deplete the military's readiness while endangering the rights of criminal suspects.

The official line is that the United States is merely improving its military readiness while it waits to see if Iraq provides a complete account of its weapons programs and cooperates with United Nations inspectors.

It has cut money for operations and maintenance, reducing readiness, while preserving the number of full-time troops at about 68,000 and proceeding with the procurement programme, albeit with a slight delay.

It says a cabinet minister and an official should have overall responsibility for Brexit readiness, while Brexit department staff should be given certainty over the ministry's future to reduce staff departures.

Wilkie has told colleagues he plans to step down from his acting role next week and return to the Defense Department, where he is undersecretary for personnel and readiness, while his nomination is pending before the Senate.

But it doesn't feel different from my previous work: I've made red things for a long time; I've been engaged with this quality of rough and readiness for a while.

They recognized that it would cost far more to endure a years-long readiness crisis while we recruited and trained replacements.

Bringing gifts of books and educational toys, materials we can all agree should be in the home of every child, these home visitors model reading, play and conversation activities that strengthen the parent-child bond and build school-readiness skills, while building a community of parents who are their children's most important cuddler, teacher, and academic advocate.

It has combined "engagement" — a readiness to negotiate while abjuring "regime change" rhetoric — with a drive for serious economic sanctions.

DiBenigno found that commanders and mental health providers often clash over care recommendations that required soldiers to refrain from field exercises or other duties; commanders feel these directives detract from their units' readiness for deployments, while providers consider them essential to their patients' wellbeing and recoveries.