Sentence examples for were to be prepared from inspiring English sources

JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- So in your view this case boils down to whether section 3501 is sufficient MR. WAXMAN -- Yes.... Section 3501 in our view cannot be reconciled with Miranda and therefore could be upheld by this court only if the court were to be prepared to overrule Miranda.

Rural peasants were to be taught reading, writing, arithmetic, and elements of agriculture at the parochial schools (prikhodskiye uchilishcha); pupils in the district schools of urban areas (uyezdnye uchilishcha) and the provincial schools (gimnazii) were to be prepared for careers as civil servants or for other white-collar occupations (law, political economy, technology, and commerce).

Bachrach and Zautra (1985), Tierney et al. (2001), Mishra et al. (2010), and Anton and Lawrence (2016) found that the stronger the place attachment or community ties of households, the more likely they were to be prepared for a disaster.

Chaytor arrived at about 17:00, and informed the Ottoman commander that his soldiers were to "be prepared to defend" themselves for the coming night.

Tells how & where final exams are to be prepared & administered.

"Our motto is to be prepared," Mr. Rand said.

Another lesson is to be prepared for any result.

"The best way to go about it is to be prepared for any situation".

The key, he says, is to be prepared to "crash" midway through the next afternoon.

The minimum I – or anyone –can do is to be prepared to help a poor traveller.

GP Patrick Keane advises: "The best approach to hay fever is to be prepared.