Sentence examples for whose readiness from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Sarkozy is being watched closely in other continental European countries whose readiness to reform seems to have faded (German rail unions have also been on strike this week).

Costa, whose readiness to go to ground under the slightest contact did little to endear him to the Bernabeu crowd, finally saw yellow as he reacted to a challenge from Di Maria and earned a suspension that will keep him out of the second leg.

The Chechnya operations have been characterized by command failures, overreliance on crude and obsolete weaponry and sparing use of regular Russian ground forces, whose combat readiness is uncertain and morale unsteady.

Just a long series of conversations with elected officials and other influential people — whose opinion of her readiness, or not, will no doubt filter back to Mr. Paterson.

What is unusual about Dr. Dearing's work is his showing that school readiness improves in poor families whose incomes go up in comparison to the readiness of children who are similar in other respects except for the income gain.

The event is remembered in Ireland as "Bloody Sunday," and the queen's visit to the stadium was seen by analysts in Britain as a token of her readiness to confront a past whose violent passions linger.

With recession looming, the air in America's bankruptcy courts is thick with brimstone and the coals are being heated in readiness for the many sad souls whose sin was to borrow too much.

Children in daycare settings that meet quality standards also have better language comprehension and school readiness and fewer behavioural problems than children whose daycare settings fail to meet quality standards.

The chant is just one cut on the educational soundtrack at the nascent Bronx Preparatory Charter School, whose 100 fifth and sixth graders rhapsodize about their readiness to read and rap their multiplication tables.

Yet someone from the Army's Family Readiness Group wanted her to call another wife whose husband had come home injured.

Government lawyers advised the department that it could "eliminate furloughs for employees whose responsibilities contribute to the morale, well-being, capabilities and readiness of service members," including those who work in training.