Sentence examples for ready in order to from inspiring English sources

You have to wait for the plants to be ready in order to harvest the seeds".

The question involves whether Mr. Verniero released the indictments for falsification of records before a second indictment for the shooting itself was ready, in order to generate publicity for himself at a time when his Supreme Court nomination was pending.

Mr Ferguson said it may be the scheme needed to be more "shovel ready" in order to get funding.

It is hard enough to come out when you are single or in a healthy relationship, but to be asked to come out when you are not ready in order to seek services to help you get out of an abusive relationship is a task that not many people could endure.

Across town in Manchester another nice guy might be heading for the bin, with United apparently keen to send Juan Mata on his pleasant way, but they would like to be properly compensated for him – compensated to the tune of £20million it says here, with Atletico Madrid, Juventus and his former employers Valencia all counting out the readies in order to make a bid.

But part of winning that audience means building hardware that's production- and consumer-ready, in order to make sure potential clients see the value and convenience of both the software platform and the physical devices required to make everything happen.

That there was some degree of selection of the most job-ready in order to meet targets is supported by data from the survey of registrants which indicated that 14% of registrants entered work within one week of registering and 32% within one month [ 24].

As an alternative, the existing and new fossil fuel-based plants can be modified or designed to be either "capture" or "capture-ready" plants in order to reduce their emission intensity through the capture and permanent storage of carbon dioxide in geological formations.

In addition, Personal Advisors across the initiatives were more willing to work with claimants who were more work-ready, often in order to fulfil job outcome targets or other organisational needs.

ICICI, whose home loans more than tripled last year, seems ready to forgo quick profits in order to win customers.

By all indications, though, and despite Rubio's preëmptive fighting stance, it seems that Obama might be ready to compromise in order to get something done, and not just on policy.