Sentence examples for ready to present a from inspiring English sources

Be ready to present a cashier's check at a moment's notice, because not all landlords accept personal checks for deposits.

Updated at 1.31pm BST 12.52pm BST Spain to present National Reform Plan Perhaps the most important news to come out of Cyprus this morning is that the Spanish government is getting ready to present a new economic reform programme.

Entrepreneurs should be ready to present a full business plan, a 20-minute PowerPoint, an executive summary and a two-minute elevator pitch (which is what gets you in the door in the first place).

A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 CommiSaidn Said to Draft Report Critical of Police The staff of the United States Civil Rights Commission was said to be ready to present a draft report sharply critical of the Police Department, based on commission hearings into the city's policing practices.

All the while, Republicans have said for nearly four years they're ready to present a credible alternative the reform law that'll work even better than that darned Democratic version, but we're still waiting, and by all appearances, the party still doesn't have an actual health care policy.

As one bipartisan group of senators released its blueprint on Monday for a comprehensive overhaul of the immigration laws, another group in the Senate was ready to present a proposal addressing one dysfunctional aspect of the system: a shortage of visas for highly skilled immigrants working in science and technology fields.

Please be ready to present an air of entitlement".

Now, we are ready to present an existence result of a solution for GSVEP by using the scalarization method and the maximal element lemma, which one can consider as an extension of the well-known results in this area from SVEP to GSVEP.

Now, Cristina and her team have attended different communities, done field tests, talked with experienced mentors and even judges from our Hult Prize@ event, and feel ready to present an initiative that will bring a real change for our country and for millions of children around the world.

Writing to his friend Alan Gregg, Weed hinted "from our standpoint this action of course means, that if Schaltenbrand accepts, we are prepared to go ahead with the project whenever you are ready to present an official appeal... we shall be prepared to go ahead whenever you are ready.

So when they agreed on a communiqué referring to "increased tensions" in the sea, many scored it as a diplomatic victory for the United States.American officials saw the inclusion of the phrase as a sign that ASEAN's members were readier to present a united front against Chinese aggression towards rival claimants to territory in the sea.