Sentence examples for was prepared to quickly from inspiring English sources

Washington's UN ambassador, John Bolton, said that the US was prepared to quickly move forward with sanctions if Iran was seen as rejecting the incentives package, although much would depend on the stance of other security council members.

At the same time, the existence of banned missiles and the continuing development of new weapons suggests that Saddam was preparing to quickly restart his programmes once the UN inspectors were gone.

"We're prepared to quickly engage if developments warrant," he added.

Over the decades we have been a country that is prepared to quickly respond nationally to drug menaces in our community.

If there is a missile-borne chemical attack, will the United States be prepared to quickly respond, in order to prevent further atrocities?

In the coming months, countries that experience bumper cereal yields under El Niño, as the United States likely will, should be prepared to quickly provide food aid to tropical countries when needed.

Across the country, state officials and representatives of the casino industry greeted the ruling with something like glee, nowhere more than in New Jersey, which anticipated the decision and had been prepared to quickly take advantage of it.

The auction ends at 12 noon California time today (Monday) – please be prepared to quickly respond via email and pay via PayPal or credit card.

It's been 5 years since the melanoma group formed, and members say they feel they have assembled a team that is prepared to quickly translate laboratory findings to help patients in the clinic.

"Policymakers must be prepared to quickly pull the plug on the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme at the first sign of any housing price bubble developing," he said.

Today, 10 of Twice's now 200 employees have been trained on Twice Local, but Ready-Campbell says the company is prepared to quickly scale that number if need be thanks to its large staff.