Sentence examples for to make readiness from inspiring English sources

"But it is an attempt to actually clarify a very confusing set of reporting rules that has the unintended consequence of forcing commanders to make readiness trade-offs".

A part of this lack of population readiness to make change may be attributed to practice or community readiness to support change.

By the end of the Clinton years, with a new South Korean President, Kim Dae Jung, vigorously pursuing a Willy Brandt-like "sunshine" policy toward the North, the Pyongyang regime was almost frantically signalling not only its eagerness to get more goodies but also its readiness to make more concessions.

China has yet to show any readiness to make specific commitments to cut carbon emissions.

Mr Sharon has long spoken of his readiness to make "painful concessions".

"Russia declares and reiterates its readiness to make considerable reductions in strategic arms," he said.

Bidzina Ivanishvili, the prime minister, followed suit the next day, indicating his readiness to make "reasonable concessions" to the UNM.

Speaking at the White House, Mr. Clinton singled out the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, for his readiness to make hard compromises.

He acknowledged that Mr. Clinton's statement on Jerusalem was more "forward leaning" than in the past and closer to a readiness to make the move.

Butthe same abrasiveness and readiness to make enemies that made him soformidable a negotiator probably disqualified him from the job he wanted most, which ultimately went to Madeleine Albright.

Each of these works blooms with a spirit of invention nurtured by limited means and an improvisational readiness to make a stage wherever you find it.