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Motorola said in 2008 that it would prepare to spin off its cell phone division (See "Motorola To Split"), which has struggled against stiff competition.

On Oct. 1, the Energy Department announced that it would prepare a supplemental environmental impact statement that would focus on the facility's construction and operation.

This ideologically motivated change was designed to alter behaviour on the grounds that it would prepare claimants better for paid work.

This year, the Pentagon has examined providing space to other federal agencies to run camps for migrants on specific military bases, and it said in a June memo to Congress that it would prepare to house up to 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children on bases in coming months.

If a capitalist economy dipped into recession, economists tried to put the best face on the resulting "creative destruction," arguing that it would prepare the ground for even greater growth in the future.

The Unite union was scheduled to hold talks today in a bid to avoid major disruption, but warned that if they failed it would prepare to name dates for industrial action.

Tech companies worked hard to get public schools to buy into programs that required schools to have one laptop per student, arguing that it would better prepare children for their screen-based future.

The IMF urged Japan to tighten credit as soon as the adverse effects of April's increase in consumption tax have faded.The Bundesbank gave warning in its monthly report that it would be prepared to raise interest rates in order to keep inflation in check.

Another source at the talks said there had been a string of signals from Tehran that it would be prepared to limit its enrichment of uranium in return for a relaxation of sanctions.

That means that it would be prepared to scale down and virtually withdraw its garrison of nearly 40,000 troops as it would be required to do under a settlement.Erdogan's hopesBetter still, moderates in the Turkish-Cypriot community have been emboldened to oppose Mr Denktash, whose unrecognised republic has a habit of prosecuting his critics.

Britain announced towards the end of last week that it would be prepared to arm Kurdish forces fighting the extremists.