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Analysts warned that the yes side – which would be prepared to accept the terms demanded by the European commission, the ECB and the International Monetary Fund – would comfortably win if the banks ran out of cash altogether.

Two or three of them would be selected to analyse the samples, together with a set of controls, which would be prepared by the OPCW Central Laboratory, to ensure the quality and dependability of the results.

The larger suggestion is that moral truth is based significantly on which moral norms can be rationally chosen by members of a given society as norms under which they would be prepared to live.

Mr Ledovskikh, after all, spoke of the likelihood of a new licence holder emerging at Kovykta, one with which Rosnedra would be prepared to renegotiate key terms.

She is privately discussing the terms on which she would be prepared to stand down.The Labour Party, understandably, has no wish to see its official mayoral candidate humiliated once again in the run-up to a general election.

James Steinberg, deputy national security adviser during the Clinton administration, noted that it would be a mistake for the United States to try to specify all of the circumstance in which it would be prepared to use force.

But Schäuble estimates he could raise €2bn (£1.75bn) a year for Germany from the tax, which he would be prepared to spend on international aid or fighting climate change as proposed by the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Under the new proposal Glencore has offered 3.05 of its shares for every Xstrata share – up from 2.8 – but still below the 3.25 shares that Qatar had previously insisted was the price at which it would be prepared to back the deal.

Instead, they are causing technical and financial pain for all the companies around the world that are trying to build 3G networks.The idea behind 3G was to offer subscribers exciting new features, such as video clips and high-speed Internet access, for which they would be prepared to pay far more than they now do for boring old voice calls and text messages on 2G phones.

The British Banking Association would take submissions from 16 global banks about the rate at which they would be prepared to loan money to other banks.

A further 32% reportedly could conceive of situations in which they would be prepared to do so.