Sentence examples similar to we are poised to act from inspiring English sources

There are signs that leaders are poised to act if necessary.

This weekend it emerged that former England footballer Paul Gascoigne is planning to sue the paper, claiming his phone was hacked, while others are poised to act after being told that they were referred to in the notebooks of Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator employed by the tabloid who was jailed for his part in hacking into phones belonging to aides of Princes William and Harry.

"However, if information is discovered that relates to FIA's solvency or if Fletcher's cooperation becomes less than forthcoming, then the retirement systems are poised to act quickly and decisively with any steps necessary to preserve the interests of the systems," the statement said.

"However, if information is discovered that relates to FIA's solvency or if Fletcher's cooperation becomes less than forthcoming, then the retirement systems are poised to act quickly and decisively with any steps necessary to preserve the interests of the systems," the pension systems' statement said.

Other Southern California cities are poised to act.

The people of Chicago and the world are poised to act.

The quid pro quo is that they are poised to act on critical concerns facing society, and to do so from the unique position of being neither government nor private enterprise, each of which has its own sectoral constraints.

It makes clear Secretary Clinton's belief that tough sanctions helped bring Iran to the negotiating table, and that Congress and the administration are poised to act if Iran violates its commitments or fails to negotiate in good faith toward a final agreement.

I truly believe we are poised to do that".

In the Persian Gulf war, the first Bush administration was poised to act without Congressional approval.

But people close to the case argue that federal authorities were aware that Mr. Lawsky was poised to act.