readiness

Converse of object

• reassess: A somewhat greater was uninsured for send the premiums reassess the readiness.
• assess: The ECFMG assesses the readiness of foreign medical graduates to enter a residency or fellowship program in the US.
• express: The US and the UK expressed a readiness to work all night and through the weekend, but did not compromise on their positions.
• indicate: These Acts indicate a limited readiness on the part of Parliament to intervene to deal with some of the causes of disputes between neighbors.
• demonstrate: Programs We have described how the project manager demonstrates readiness to start a stage by a short presentation to the project sponsor.
• confirm: These tests will qualify the design and confirm readiness for a full duration, stacked, firing.

Preposition: for

• commencement: Sanctuary Housing had taken on responsibility for management of the residences in readiness for the commencement of the new academic session.
• arrival: The first week of April Frankie was brought up to the house in readiness for the new arrivals.
• season: The swimming squad has been training very hard in readiness for a busy season.
• opening: We are advised that there are some further developments in the pipeline in readiness for the official opening on 13th July.

Adjective modifier

• potty: Signs of Readiness - The first stage of potty training begins when your child shows the following signs of potty training readiness.
• operational: The computer system alerted all military units to take up a state of operational readiness.
• stated: And when any envisaged use of force is unlawful, then any stated readiness to use such force is also a prohibited threat.
• constant: God's children slip often, but not with such a frequent constant readiness, into the same sin.
• institutional: These are ' educational technology and change ' and the notion of ' institutional readiness ' .
• military: The size of the army is only one indicator of military readiness for war, however.

Modifies a noun

• posture: These products may suggest a change in readiness posture, protective actions, or response that should be implemented in a timely manner.

Noun used with modifier

• combat: The behemoth has recruited some out of work actors to pretend to be Iraqis for combat readiness exercises.
• disaster: The report also includes recommendations on the firms ' disaster recovery readiness and data backup systems.
• investment: To get to the end there has to be a starting point and that is Investment Readiness.