Sentence examples for state of readiness for from inspiring English sources

For months, they lived in a state of readiness for prospective buyers.

"They are also quicker to take into and out of action and can stay at a high state of readiness for longer periods," the British Defense Ministry said in a report on Iraqi military abilities.

The city of Boston proved it had developed an exceptional state of readiness for a citywide disruption when, on the afternoon of 15 April , 2013– Marathon Monday, as it's known there – two improvised explosive devices detonated on Boylston Street.

The influence of Schacht suffered further when on 16th October, 1936, Goering was appointed Plenipotentiary for the Four-Year Plan with the task of putting " the entire economy in a state of readiness for war " within four years.

But the North has done almost nothing toward dismantling the hair-trigger state of readiness for war on the peninsula -- despite the hundreds of millions in humanitarian aid that South Korea has sent to the North since Mr. Kim took office in 1998 and the investment by South Korean companies, most of them struggling or losing money.

Who is able to understand him?' " When I read the "Exordium," I feel that Kierkegaard is trying to get me into a state of readiness for a consideration of the actual Biblical story of Abraham and Isaac, which is essentially inexplicable.

By smelling and tasting the doe's urine, the buck will determine her state-of-readiness for breeding.

The main reason for this was the high state of readiness of RAF units during daylight.

Given the dismal state of readiness of the ANA, China is unlikely to have much confidence in indigenous security for the project.

The diagnosis raises concerns over Europe's state of readiness to deal with the virus.

But he added that the North was always in a state of readiness to do so.