Sentence examples for ready for introduction from inspiring English sources

The ad format was supposed to be ready for introduction in two weeks.

They have now pledged to set up a fast-track parliamentary timetable at Westminster to draft a new Scotland bill by late January next year, ready for introduction to parliament by the next UK government after the May 2015 general election.

The development's sister resort of Soneva Gili, a 20-minute speedboat ride from Malé, will have homes for sale, but Rob Green, director of Cluttons Resorts, the sales agent for all three Six Senses' developments, said it was not ready for introduction.

The 747 achieved its FAA airworthiness certificate in December 1969, making it ready for introduction into service.

In the end, despite Mirasta's strong objections, the Chancellor ultimately decides his world is not ready for introduction to the United Federation of Planets at present and insists on waiting.

Maunsell's projected design of express passenger locomotive was not ready for introduction during the summer timetable of 1925, so a third batch of ten N15s was ordered for construction at Eastleigh.

Prepare by reviewing a company directory in order know people's names and be ready for introductions.

From our investigations, we conclude that the presently designed nuclear fusion reactors may be ready for economical introduction into energy systems beginning around 2050 2060, and we can confirm that the favorable introduction of the reactors would reduce both the annual energy systems cost and the carbon tax (the shadow price of carbon) under a CO2 concentration constraint.

The company said it was speeding up cuts to sugar levels over the next year to be ready for the introduction of the levy on soft drinks in 2018.

Though Sakho left Anfield on crutches and with his leg in a brace, he tried to carry on despite the fact Dejan Lovren was ready for his introduction as a substitute.

"There is more excitement among third-party publishers about the Wii than there was for the launch of the GameCube," said David F. Zucker, the president and chief executive of Midway, which will have four games ready for the introduction of Wii, in contrast to one for the new PlayStation.