Exemplos de uso de Ready to confront em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I'm ready to confront the mind flayer now.
Maybe there were things in this world that I wasn't ready to confront.
Are you ready… to confront the Devil himself in order to protect me?
It's only in cinema that we get that crucial dimension which we are not ready to confront in our reality.
Agent Booth, I believe that you are ready to confront the fact that the violence you may have suffered in childhood.
And as I am ready to lie to them about Agent Mulder,I am also ready to confront them with proof.
Though you may not feel ready to confront your spouse's feelings, you have to let him express himself if you want to move forward.
Black Lantern Abin andArin arrive on Korugar shortly after, ready to confront Sinestro and Hal Jordan.
The Brazilian government is also concerned that the establishment of a system of free movement of people andmerchandise may expose the country to security risks which it does not yet feel ready to confront.
It ended because I wasn't ready to confront what was wrong with me.
Yes, oh yeah, it is sure that it is by stultifying your children by getting them away of things of life that they gonna be ready to confront it when life gonna face them.
The first is the idea that a party such as the PSP would be ready to confront the EU and the domestic bourgeoisie to implement some, even modest, anti-austerity measures seems to me a complete illusion.
She was also a remarkably strong archer, andas a swords-woman she was a warrior worth a thousand, ready to confront a demon or a god, mounted or on foot.
I'm no fetishist of Marx, but nonetheless- he said that we can often learn more from honest conservatives than from liberals, because what honest conservatives do is that they don't try to sell you at the end some uplifting bullsh*t;they are ready to confront a deadlock.
Through one year of training, you will meet professional experts anddevelop solid know-how ready to confront challenges of your future career with serenity.
The ranchers had an approximate number of three hundred'employees,' strongly armed andorganized jagunços gunmen, ready to confront the posseiros.
By the time the war with France ended in 1659, the Portuguese military were well established and ready to confront the last major attempt of a worn out Spanish regime to reclaim control.
At a certain moment the officers were begging the workersto stay calm but the workers were ready to confront them if necessary.
The computerised systems in use in certain sectors of activity may not be altogether ready to confront the millennium bug, according to a European Commission report of 2 June.
Today the Philippines, together with many other countries in Asia, faces the challenge of building on solid foundations a modern society- a society respectful of authentic human values,protective of our God-given human dignity and rights, and ready to confront new and complex political and ethical questions.
For Beijing, it has become a race to bring its armed forces up to scratch- China has to be ready to confront the United States Empire before the US is ready to attack them.
Ethan Peck walked into the room inhabiting all of these qualities, aware of his daunting responsibility to Leonard, Zack,and the fans, and ready to confront the challenge in the service of protecting and expanding on Spock's legacy.