Sentence examples for right to prepare from inspiring English sources

If 19 Nce4?! Qd7 is analogous to the game but 19 Ne2 looks right to prepare d4.

Varoufakis was right to prepare for how to cope with an outcome that wasn't just possible, but likely.

The Bank of England is right to prepare for the possibility of Brexit, which may happen even though it is not government policy.

The governing body will appoint chargés d'affaires, not ambassadors, to foreign capitals and "shall have the right to prepare policies on matters concerning Iraq's national security, including the rebuilding" of Iraq's "armed forces and justice sector".

There are plenty of bad things that we can say, for sure, will happen at Rio this summer: with all the corruption stories, it's been an especially bad year for the image of Big Sport, and it's right to prepare ourselves.

Soon they were expecting a visit by the Belgian foreign minister who was going to give a lecture on the human rights of the deceased, including the right to a proper and quick burial, the right to stay in a working freezer, the right to psychiatric care and counseling, the right to prepare for a normal rebirth and so forth.

The increase in interest has prompted the federal Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights to prepare additional guidance.

And finally, finding the right measures and the right way to prepare a dish was a matter of trial and error.

On Valentine's Day, Google hit a major milestone in the development of their driverless cars - the first accident: "On February 14, our vehicle was driving autonomously and had pulled toward the right-hand curb to prepare for a right turn.

They had chosen the right place to prepare for their crimes, Mr Schill comments caustically.

After greeting the fans at Shea, Martínez headed to right field to prepare for tomorrow's start.