Sentence examples for ready to recognise from inspiring English sources

Though not yet ready to recognise them as the Libyans' legitimate government (as the French already have), it is edging in this direction.

On Monday, France's president François Hollande urged Syria's divided opposition to form a provisional government, saying Paris was ready to recognise it.

Along with the Americans, they aim to use the coming months to build up a critical mass of European countries ready to recognise a unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo when the talks inevitably fail.

Later, Mariela Castro declared at the 20th World Congress for Sexual Health in Glasgow that Cuba's Communist Party might be ready to recognise LGBT rights, though her father advised her to "create the right conditions" first.

If he thinks the Dutch are ready to stop dodging the asylum issue, it may be that the Netherlands is finally ready to recognise the real size of the problem.

But this week's breakthrough implies two very hopeful things: that the national-security establishments in both are now ready to recognise the pivotal role of economics in bilateral relations.

But he says Sekem is preparing for the government's plan to reduce the subsidies: "We recently started some renewable energy projects so they can be ready once people start to recognise that there is an alternative".

Organisational inefficiencies such as poor discharge planning and failure to recognise when patients are ready for discharge continue to exist.

The Commonwealth way, therefore, is to recognise this, and to be ready to work – constructively and with quiet engagement – towards better solutions.

Hopefully, if you learn to recognise them, you will be ready to inject some TLC into your lab.

Keeping up is part of being a Decent Person, ready to hold the government to account and likely to recognise a member of the shadow cabinet if one tries to sell you cocaine in a nightclub.