Examples of using Prepared to commit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But, no, I am not prepared to commit the same error twice.
It wouldn't have been too hard to break the bolt,not for someone who was already prepared to commit murder.
I am prepared to commit myself to this, of course.
Success comes from visions, which become goals, andfrom people who are prepared to commit themselves to these goals with great passion.
We are prepared to commit ourselves to this line, each Member State according to its means.
It has been instrumental in creating a political atmosphere in which people were prepared to commit themselves to reaching an agreement by June.
The remeros are now prepared to commit themselves as Christian leaders in their daily life.
Commitment- Each year a Phare budget is agreed,indicating the funds which the Commission is prepared to commit through the Phare Programme in each country.
All these youth are prepared to commit themselves to ensure that all children and youth are able to exercise their rights and are treated with dignity and respect.
The Commission expresses disappointment in its report that the Bulgarian government has still not been prepared to commit itself to the closure of Units 1-4 at Kozloduy.
Uzbekistan was prepared to commit itself to long-term cooperation with the Union which would in particular permit its vast resources, both natural and human, to be enhanced.
Some law enforcement officials claim that the patch is only awarded to those who have committed, or are prepared to commit murder on behalf of the club.
Perhaps you imagine a huge network of conspirators… prepared to commit any atrocity to demoralize… and weaken the order of our society.
In order to carry through the subversive, gangster plans worked out by their patrons in Washington, Belgrade and elsewhere, Mehmet Shehu andhis associates were prepared to commit grave crimes.
And, conversely, with those who show themselves genuinely prepared to commit themselves to the peace process, we must adopt a policy of cooperation and aid.
The require ments of the guidelines on restructuring aid have not been met as the restructuring plan is not capable of restoringthe firm's viability and there are no private investors prepared to commit themselves.
As the English say,'it takes two to tango' While Europe is prepared to commit itself more to Latin America, I also hope that there will be a firm commitment on the part of Latin America.
Therefore it is also very important to underline that this will be a test of how far the Member States are prepared to commit to national action in pursuit of common goals.
If the EU is prepared to commit to a rapid reform of the rules of origin- and this is something which the Commissioner confirmed in a different debate a moment ago- then this could well mean that we can make some headway in this respect.
There were a great many interesting conversions in that city; andyet the ministers were not then prepared to commit themselves heartily to the use of the necessary means,to spread the revival universally over the city.
It is an autonomous operation requested by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr Kofi Annan,who contacted me a few days ago to find out whether the European Union would be prepared to commit itself to an operation of this nature.
We were prepared to commit a very considerable sum to this Mediterranean policy, but any investment or efforts here will be fruitless unless we can agree on a reasonable way to write off their debts beforehand.
In these inquiry meetings I always urged the necessity of immediate submission to Christ, and brought them face to face with that duty; andI then called on such as were prepared to commit themselves unalterably to Christ,to kneel down.
Are we prepared to commit ourselves to the Lord in relation to that in an utter transaction, by which we now have an understanding with Him that He will stand at nothing so far as we are concerned to secure us in His eternal purpose, whatever it may cost?
Among the conclusions of the European Council meeting in Lisbon on 26 and 27 June 1992 was the statement that"the Community andits Member States are prepared to commit themselves… to publish national plans for the implementation of the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21.
This means that SMEs must be prepared to commit time and resources to projects- in effect, participating SMEs are co-investors in Leonardo da Vinci, with the potential return of improved competitive strength through new knowledge acquisition and skill development.
So, would the Minister agree that one of the objectives of the Spanish Presidency should be to givethis agreement substance and to secure a good indication from Europe about how much we are prepared to commit to prevent the destruction of rain forests?
If you are ambitious, want to stay abreast of new developments, wish to enhance your qualifications,are prepared to commit time to personal development and yet have limited opportunity for on-campus attendance, then this programme structure is designed for you.
Far too many incidents over the past ten years have shown that there are quite a few players operating in the animal feed oils and fats industry who, out of unscrupulous greed and in a criminal way,are prepared to commit fraud, fraud that is detrimental to farmers' income and consumer health.
The wisdom taught by experience is that any prematurely ambitious planning will be all too liable either to get bogged down in vague information andin artificial concertation procedures, with nobody really prepared to commit himself, or will treat as reliable parts of global planning, decisions which, in fact, are taken in another framework.
