Sentence examples for ready to commission from inspiring English sources

In April 2009 Geodynamics was ready to commission a pilot plant when the steel casing of a well cracked, causing uncontrolled flow of water out of the well.

Most of the low-level radio frequency (LLRF) systems are being developed well before the machines are being set up and ready to be commissioned.

The funding delay that sabotaged Ollinger, for example, was the result of a festering disagreement over when a site is ready to be commissioned.

It seems likely that when those rules are ready to go, the commission is going to need to make some adjustments, like allowing trades by American dealers with foreign customers to be cleared under foreign rules.

The commission and the White House were reacting to public complaints from former aides to Mr. Clinton, who said they had been surprised to learn in recent months that three-quarters of the nearly 11,000 pages of files the former president was ready to offer the commission had been withheld by the Bush administration.

(Translation: You may be wasting your dollars on an MLS listing if you're not ready to pay a commission that Realtors won't sneer at).

We will have to be ready to push the commission to confront the tough questions; to call out the obstructionists, regardless of who they are; and to amplify the commission's findings as we forge new and better rules for our economy.

GET ready to pay higher commissions to trade stocks.

He was a perfectionist in his craft not a creator searching for expression, as ready to undertake advertising commissions as illustrate romances.

Vendors are ready to pay us commissions because they are making money off the service," said Louvat.

Up and down the country, CCGs are putting forward their credentials and making the case to the new NHS commissioning board that they are ready and able to commission services for their local populations from April 2013.