Sentence examples for ready to reduce from inspiring English sources

And we will work tirelessly with all those in the international community who are ready to reduce the threat of nuclear proliferation.

"I have spoken to my employer who is ready to reduce my working week sufficiently to bring my salary under the £40,000 threshold," he tells me.

Gordon Brown stood before the UN general assembly to say that Britain might be ready to reduce its nuclear arsenal from four to three Trident submarines.

Without writing the word directly, he paints the worst images of African Americans descending upon campus, torches in hand, ready to reduce every classroom to charred rubble.

"Sellers aren't ready to reduce their prices, and buyers are waiting for the prices to come down," said Phil Kesecker, a real estate agent and developer.

However, economists speculate that the Fed may be ready to reduce the 0.25 percent rate paid on reserves and see what happens.

The book's final scene, in which he takes Argus to the vet, is heart-wrenching, and its last words are Jacob's assent to the patient vet to give Argus his last injection: "I am ready," ready to take responsibility to reduce my dog's suffering; a humane variation to the book's leitmotif "here I am".

I am very enthusiastic about renewables but I don't want us to get to a sustainable future by disaster, and at the minute, I fear we are too ready to sloganise, to reduce energy to electricity, and then reduce electricity to wind".

Mr. Chen also said that Chinese automakers should be ready for China to reduce its requirement that foreign automakers set up assembly plants in China only through 50-50 joint ventures with local partners, instead of as wholly foreign-owned factories.

Therefore, it is important to discuss what options are available and whether we are ready to invest to reduce or eliminate the risk.

"In the absence of a Congress ready to act to reduce gun violence, we will keep working to create a different Congress," she wrote.