Sentence examples for to be prepared to implement from inspiring English sources

It said Greece had to be prepared to implement a tough package of economic reform and the country's eurozone partners had to be willing to write down Greece's debts.

This paper highlights the relevance to be attentive to change triggering events and to be prepared to implement change.

Emergency departments need to be prepared to implement alcohol screening and intervention practices in order to effectively target and treat patients with substance use disorders and prevent future alcohol-associated re-injury, readmissions, and mortality.

The new management is believed to be preparing to implement swingeing cuts which could lead to as many as 80 redundancies across the paper - almost 20% of the workforce.

He said an "action plan" would be prepared to implement the report's broader findings.

Obama said Tuesday that although the Department of Homeland Security was blocked from starting the programs, officials would be "prepared to implement this fully as soon as the legal issues get resolved".

They are not only constantly tweaking and improving the product based on their user feedback, they actually share their development roadmap with all the users, so we know what improvements are coming soon and we can be prepared to implement them into our clients' websites.

They would, nevertheless, be prepared to implement special measures in a pandemic emergency.

"We have options that we are prepared to implement to ensure that that does not happen," Mr. Panetta said.

Protests – accompanied by tyre-burning and petrol bombs, and often met with security forces firing teargas and rubber bullets – continue in Shia villages, with no sign that King Hamad is prepared to implement sufficient reforms to satisfy his critics.

And we are prepared to implement further and more stringent sanctions.