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Is Afghanistan Ready?
But it is no secret that India does not believe that Afghanistan is ready to dispense with the foreign forces that have been shoring up domestic peace.
And it doesn’t believe that Afghanistan is ready for the world to give up on it yet.
Even today, India is perhaps the only nuclear-weapons state ready and willing to negotiate a treaty leading to global, non-discriminatory, and verifiable elimination of these deadly armaments.
The Palestinians' refusal to accept - or even continue to negotiate about -- the most generous and comprehensive Israeli offer since l967 in exchange for an end-of-conflict agreement signified that the Palestinians are not ready to accept Israel's legitimacy.
Israelis and Palestinians are not yet ready for the tough political decisions envisaged by the road map.
Today, however, the question is whether Germany is ready and willing to provide leadership in the conduct of the EU’s affairs – and, if so, to what end.
The software industry is unique, because it has unusually low barriers to entry and ready access to a huge market through the Internet.
People simply weren't ready last December when a first attempt was made to finalize agreement.
The ECB has bought some Italian and Spanish bonds, and it might buy more, but it has made clear that it is not ready to commit to a ceiling for long-term interest rates.
There is a ready answer to the question of why competition does not drive down sex workers’ rewards.
Indeed, Defense Minister Ehud Barak, the Labor Party leader, might be ready to pay a high political price during an electoral season by accepting even a new lull that is intermittently violated by Hamas.
But, even if Israel is ready to pay the price of harsh international condemnation, it is not clear success in such a war really means.
The ECB Grows UpBERKELEY – August 2 marked the first anniversary of the European Central Bank’s “outright monetary transactions” program, under which it stands ready to purchase government bonds on the secondary market.
Specifically, the central bank must be ready to act as a lender of last resort when investor panic threatens financial markets.
On the steep Andean slopes of the valley that cradles the city, vast slums, virtually abandoned by the government, provided a ready supply of recruits for the cartels.
EU leaders made a firm commitment to accept countries that were ready for reconciliation and development, judging each on its own merit.
Indeed, always ready to negotiate treaties but rarely prepared to sign – and even less likely to ratify – them, the US remains absent from such key global agreements as the Kyoto Protocol, the Mine Ban Treaty, and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Governments should be ready to say that they have no intention of repaying the debt they owe their own bank.
For those who dread the threat that automation poses to low-skilled labor, a ready answer is to train people for better jobs.
Germany appears unconvinced that Romania is ready for Schengen membership and suggests that Romania and Bulgaria be looked at separately, on their own merits.
Still, it is far more likely that after years of slow recovery, the US economy might at last be ready to move significantly faster, at least for a while.
At the same time, Egypt, while retaining the fundamental right to protect its water supply, must recognize the interests of its upstream neighbors and be ready to negotiate in good faith a new Nile Basin treaty.
China should stand ready to pick up the slack.
Beyond Latin America, several Eastern European countries offer ready examples.
The collapse of Communism and the renunciation of central planning in Eastern Europe gave rise to a new line of thinking, as large numbers of voters demonstrated that they were ready to accept temporary sacrifices if they were linked to a realistic and non-corrupt reform program.
On the supply side, because there was little or no prior credit exposure to these countries, and because some of the major official creditors were not ready to return to development lending following the HIPC Initiative write-offs, a vacuum in official lending emerged.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard have uniforms bearing a Koranic verse that reads, “Make ready for them whatever force and strings of horses you can, to terrify thereby the enemy of God and your enemy, and others besides them that you know not;God knows them.”
There are too many Iraqis ready to fight and die to oppose the American presence.
On top of all this, Taiwan’s 22 million people go about their daily business knowing that thousands of Chinese missiles are ready to be launched at them at a moment’s notice.
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