Sentence examples for ready to modify from inspiring English sources

"If we find there are problems, we are ready to modify it in a way that keeps the level of compensation for their sacrifices".

Reacting to the EU's criticism, he said that "if there are sound reasons to change the legislation the government is ready to modify, but for the time being these are mostly political views that one can not do much about".

This means that they make decisions on the basis of rules and that they are ready to modify the rules on the basis of new information that becomes available.

This could change at any time, however, and Accomazzo's team is ready to modify Rosetta's manoeuvres if 67P suddenly comes to life.

Governor, top lawmakers ready to modify climate change measure as negotiations continue.

They should also have emergency plans in place and be ready to modify training and games for weather conditions and individuals.

Scientists in Britain are ready to genetically modify human embryos for the first time as part of a research effort to shed light on the root causes of recurrent miscarriages.

A senior State Department official traveling with Secretary Powell said tonight that he would not go so far as to predict that Mr. Putin was ready to accept American proposals to modify the ABM treaty to allow extensive testing.

Since, the surface of POSS-PCU is inert and not directly suitable for immobilisation of biomolecules, plasma graft polymerisation is a suitable method to modify the surface properties ready for immobilisation and biofunctionalisation.

The versatility and ready availability of the BINAP scaffold allows diverse approaches to modify BINAP.

The modularity of MOFs, specifically, the ability to modify the organic and/or inorganic components, offers a ready means to modify and control properties of such materials (e.g. inclusion, magnetism).