Sentence examples for that the readiness from inspiring English sources

Knowing nothing, letting be, means for Hamlet that "the readiness is all".

It also served as a stark message that the readiness of Georgia's military was not as Georgia had portrayed it.

Mr. Gore disagrees with Mr. Cheney's view that the readiness of American troops has declined under the Clinton administration.

And when he approached the point of death, he made you believe, as is seldom the case, that the readiness is all.

One of the difficulties with post-traumatic stress disorder is that the readiness or need for treatment may emerge years after the trauma.

The Navy's inspector general warned in a report released last week that the readiness of the service's aircraft had declined because of shortages in spare parts and training.

With accordance to PN-93/N-50191 document, reliability is a set of characteristics that describe the readiness of the facility and affecting it: reliability, service and provide proof functionality of service.

The semantic information that modifies the readiness for action of the cognitive system, which may be in the form of characteristics of the target or simply indicate the target, is what is epistemically evaluable.

That is a hypocrisy, he says, that extends to the readiness of the global institutions to bail out their "client" states, differentiating between the strategically significant and the rest.

The fact that she is a woman is integral to her ability to articulate that message and to the readiness of voters to listen to it.

The principle of conservativeness is a wise recommendation for countries that are still in the readiness phase, but have not yet implemented a sound REDD inventory concept.