Sentence examples for ready to devote from inspiring English sources

"We are ready to devote ourselves to whatever mission we are entrusted with," he said.

By 1940 he was ready to devote his full efforts to organizing a political party, although he did not officially establish the Baʿth Party until 1946.

The majority of the population must feel they are citizens and be ready to devote attention, time and effort to participating in the process of government.

In our UK and international reporting network, we must seek to have people in the right places ready to devote their talents to covering the big FT stories and not risk becoming isolated in silos or geographies.

Stan was always ready to see the world as it really was, and always ready to devote his intelligence, courage, scholarship and powers of persuasion to making it a better place.

Member states have tired of the UN's reporting requirements and, according to the monitoring team, are "no longer as ready to devote time and energy preparing reports to UN" as they were in the period following the 9/11 attacks.

genuinely devoted to Russia, ready to give up his life for his motherland".

The good news is that you're now ready and willing to devote the resources and the time it will take.

Said she needed to devote herself to getting ready for the eighties — she's already bought leg warmers and signed up for a Learning Annex course on being an asshole.

However, he began to devote his efforts into extensively editing the work, and Madoc was not ready for publication until 1805.

"I've been entirely consistent over a decade or more in saying, 'Labour is too London-centric.' I've run two leadership campaigns saying that… and I am ready to leave Westminster and devote myself here".