You're all set and ready to receive money from others.
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It is that you are ready to receive the inspiration.
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The Senate responds that it's ready to receive the articles.
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It was that the world was ready to receive it too.
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Let's hope their colleagues in the House are ready to receive it.
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To countries that even their leaders say they're not ready to receive.
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Ornate white coffins with golden trim were laid out, ready to receive more.
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There also should be a rollover IRA account ready to receive the funds.
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Providers of tax prep services say they are ready to receive early bird returns.
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Perhaps because of Steiner, however, she knew the world wasn't ready to receive them.
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After that, the Senate notifies the House it is ready to receive the managers.
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Bolton's lawyers said they stood ready to receive a subpoena seeking to compel his testimony.
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UkrTransNafta said it would resume supplies after the Hungarians confirmed they were ready to receive them.
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"It is ready to receive international flights," Shami said, according to Houthi-controlled news agency Saba.
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The cells can also be frozen until a patient is deemed clinically ready to receive them.
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Now ready to receive the sacred medicine, you pop a pursy piece into your plum pouch.
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The Senate responds that it is ready to receive them and exhibit the articles of impeachment.
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Groningen Seaport spokesman Erik Bertholet said it was not certain Eemshaven is ready to receive passenger traffic.
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With his body rested and ready to receive more hits, he convinced himself that retirement could wait.
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Jessop Wing is getting ready to receive one of the first prototype NICU scanners in the world.
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They'll be delivered as soon as the grounding ends, and the airlines are ready to receive them.
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They even stagger their live performances to ensure their bodies are ready to receive the next dose.
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"We stand ready to receive Prime Minister May at any moment in time when they're ready," he added.
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"As an airline, we are completely ready to receive it," Osamu Shinobe, vice chairman of ANA Holdings, said.
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"The army is ready to receive the vice president, as shown by our compliance so far," he said.
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Lopes added that LGBT+ tourists are very important to Brazil, and that hotels are ready to receive them.
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Mauro Boselli, the team's top striker, wasn't fully ready to receive a start until Week 20 of the competition.
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We are at this turning point where people are more and more open and ready to receive new forms.
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When the refugees arrived and began moving into the Garden Spot apartments, city officials were ready to receive them.
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But these chains require all donors be ready to give and recipients ready to receive at the same time.
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"Thank God no outbreak happened in Puerto Rico because no hospital was ready to receive something like this," Ayala says.
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But a "wardrobe malfunction" at the 2004 Super Bowl would prove that the world wasn't truly ready to receive her.
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The player must swivel, fire the ball into the correct box, and then be ready to receive the next pass.
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The Senate must first pass a resolution informing the House that it is ready to receive the articles of impeachment.
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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews posted a letter to Twitter Saturday explaining that his state stood ready to receive the families.
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Collectively, they are titled "Prompt," named after the signal that a computer gives when it is ready to receive a command.
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"Women suffering from advanced endometriosis should be ready to receive ART treatment while they are young," Wada-Hiraike said by email.
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Chief Executive Eurico Teles said at the time the company was for sale and executives were ready to receive international investors.
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"If the hippocampus tries to exchange information when the cortex neurons are not ready to receive it, the information could be wasted."
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Video courtesy of Karanga Ink When a woman is ready to receive her moko kauae, there is an internal calling, Pip says.
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Although Myanmar authorities say they are ready to receive any who return, refugees have refused to go back for fear of further violence.
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Ko Ko Naing, a senior official from Myanmar's Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlements said Myanmar was ready to receive the returnees.
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Officials and those working on the construction project say the hospital will be ready to receive patients by the middle of next week.
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Remember, the country's southern islands are in good shape after the hurricane, with airports, hotels and cruise terminals still ready to receive visitors.
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Jesús Farías, the man in charge of foreign investments, said he is eager and ready to receive businesses from all across the world.
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"We are fully ready to receive passengers and transport of goods," Imad Riyalat, head of the Jaber checkpoint on the Jordanian side, told Reuters.
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The transport companies were actually the shell corporations ready to receive payment and wait for one of the 25 criminals to withdraw the funds.
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The effort further encourages shop visitors to write their representatives regarding marriage equality, complete with mailboxes inside the store, ready to receive the notes.
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They add that the administration is ready to receive the remains as early as this week if the North Koreans decide to move quickly.
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"Given the reality of the exponential growth of the virus, supplemental infrastructure must be designated and ready to receive patients immediately," the senator writes.
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The defense minister, Stepan Poltorak, said last month the military was ready to receive U.S.-made lethal weaponry if President Trump approved the transfer.
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"The evacuation and transport systems of the pipeline are ready to receive an incremental production via fracking," Oleoducto de Colombia's Natalia De la Calle said.
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"We are doing all we can to be ready to receive more cases," he said, adding that ALIMA were flying in more staff from Paris.
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Then, when the uterine recipient is ready to receive the transplant, she undergoes an operation, and her frozen embryos are transferred back into her body.
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He said that he planned to sell the resort only if he thought that, after seeing it firsthand, it was ready to receive paying guests.
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Although Myanmar authorities say they are ready to receive any who Rohingya who return, refugees have refused to go back for fear of further violence.
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There is nothing in "The Book of Joan" that is not a great gift to Yuknavitch's readers, if only they are ready to receive it.
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Plus, a Northrop Grumman cargo resupply ship is launching to the ISS in mid-April, and the crews will need to be ready to receive it.
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It will feel so good to have my home and my life, even my finances, organized and ready to receive (if I finish it all in time).
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As far as ocean exploration, we are already in a closed loop system—we're in an organic environment that is ready to receive that kind of waste.
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The ship is currently docked in Shenzhen, China for repairs and maintenance and will be moved in about 1 or 2 months, ready to receive oil products.
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Komarov said the entire Akkuyu site, located north of Cyprus on the Eastern Mediterranean, had been leveled and a platform was ready to receive the four units.
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Komarov said the entire Akkuyu site, located north of Cyprus on the Eastern Mediterranean, had been levelled and a platform was ready to receive the four units.
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Mr. Pompeo's message that Mr. Trump was not ready to receive Mr. Zelensky at the White House was a blow to the Ukrainian president's national security efforts.
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The Senate's impeachment rules of procedure dictate that the Senate will "immediately inform" the House that it is ready to receive managers to exhibit articles of impeachment.
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Built-in antennas and leads for power are an option: one prototype created by researcher Asimina Kiourti has RFID integrated, and another is ready to receive other bands.
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Lone Star employees set up a stall by stacking a piece of discarded plywood onto two cardboard boxes, and they were up and running, ready to receive clients.
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Standing before them, we should ask ourselves: are we ready to receive all that they bring to us, go in whatever direction they suggest, no matter how distressing?
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As Lindh walks out of prison, and many more like him wait in the wind, we need to do more to ensure that we are ready to receive them.
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"We are right now at the border ready to receive, if the Bangladeshis bring them to our side," Kyaw Tin, Myanmar minister of international cooperation, told reporters in January.
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Such people must be identified by people in their lives who note changed behavior and report them to the appropriate authorities, who must be ready to receive such intelligence.
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" At that point, the secretary of the Senate informs the House "that the Senate is ready to receive the managers for the purpose of exhibiting such articles of impeachment.
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That meant I should be ready to receive a patient in three minutes, because the paramedics were bringing someone to the "bay"—the trauma bay—on the brink of death.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian oil transit company UkrTransNafta has resumed oil transit toward European consumers after Hungary confirmed that it was ready to receive Russian oil, the company said on Tuesday.
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"We are right now at the border ready to receive, if the Bangladeshis bring them to our side," Kyaw Tin, minister of international cooperation, told reporters in Naypyidaw, Myanmar's capital.
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"We gave him the first dose, and within 15 days, by the time he was ready to receive the next dose, his disease was just taking off," Dr. Janakiram said.
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Those rules also dictate that after the House approves articles of impeachment, the Senate will "immediately inform" the House that it is ready to receive managers to exhibit those articles.
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The 12 cities were picked because they have levels of violence well above the national average and are ready to receive training and aid, Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said.
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"We are confident that our accommodation is ready to receive athletes and will be to the highest standards within the Village," Team GB Communications Director Scott Field said in a statement.
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The transfer date and location have not been finalized, the officials said, but they said the administration is ready to receive the remains if the North Koreans decide to move quickly.
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The secretary of the Senate shall immediately notify the House that the Senate is ready to receive the managers for the purpose of the managers exhibiting the articles of impeachment -- i.e.
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Once the House formally names its House managers — Democratic prosecutors handpicked by Pelosi — the Senate must then pass a resolution informing the House it's ready to receive the articles of impeachment.
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When there is a political solution, when we see a state of Palestine along the 1967 borderline, then we can say 'Dear world, come to assist, we are ready to receive assistance.
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"Brazil is ready to receive all of the visitors who will be enjoying the pleasure of watching the world's elite international sports athletes compete," Temer said in a statement earlier this month.
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"You can have policy and tactics, but if the culture is not ready to receive it," it won't work, said Thasunda Duckett, the chief executive of consumer banking at JP Morgan Chase.
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Posters like this one, by James Daugherty, showed virile young men — unblemished by combat — posed as if they were ready to receive a victory garland without having lifted a well-muscled finger.
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"The government of Myanmar is busy telling the world that it is ready to receive Rohingya returnees, while at the same time its forces are continuing to drive them into Bangladesh," he said.
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DeLuca said Salemme discussed DiSarro's killing, telling DeLuca to dig a hole and be ready to receive a "package," Massachusetts State Trooper John Fanning, who is involved in the case, testified in September.
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"You can have policy and tactics, but if the culture is not ready to receive it, it will be an organ reject," said Thasunda Duckett, the chief executive of consumer banking at JPMorgan Chase.
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Instead, American couple Kent and Rebecca Frasure found themselves quarantined on a cruise ship, staring at ambulances lined up on land ready to receive the increasing toll of passengers diagnosed with a deadly virus.
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Myanmar has said it is ready to receive the refugees, with one of its ministers this week telling refugees in Bangladesh to set aside the past and prepare to "go back to your own residences".
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Hechavarría said the building was ready to receive the next assembly session - a historic one on April 19 to select a new president, set to be the first non-Castro leader in nearly 60 years.
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And these were tough doctors, ready to receive these substantial sums in return for prescribing InSmile™ off label, willing to recommend doing so to other doctors, and able to take any heat that followed.
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And the way that she spaces out the events of the play — you know, she saves till the very end what is really the gut-punch, and by that time you're ready to receive it.
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She even goes so far as to write Laurie a letter, before he and Amy return from Paris — where, unbeknownst to Jo, they've eloped — to let him know she's ready to receive him at last.
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A two-burner gas hot plate that fills in for a stove and an ancient television that stands next to a small metal folding chair further the impression of a home not ready to receive company.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba said on Friday it was ready to receive U.S. commercial flights beginning next week and that it viewed their renewal after being suspended in 1961 as another positive step in a growing detente.
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Brandi Hoffine, a White House spokeswoman, said Senator Charles E. Grassley, an Iowa Republican who is the committee's chairman and has vowed not to hold hearings on the nominee, appeared ready to receive Judge Garland's answers.
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"Today Benghazi port opened and a tanker from Tobruk entered as a message to the world that the port is safe and we are ready to receive tankers," port manager Abdulazim Al-Abbar said by telephone.
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The company said its condensate handling facilities, part of the giant PNG liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, were also ready to receive PNG LNG condensate once production at the Hides gas conditioning plant comes back on stream.
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But it's not just Aunt Judy and your old roommate getting in on the fun — everyone from Drake to Kevin Hart to The Jonas Brothers is showing up on social media looking ready to receive Social Security.
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After the bars close, the decades-old landmark of a restaurant has stood ready to receive customers seeking endless coffee refills, a plate of pickles, enormous pastrami sandwiches and an entire booth they could claim for themselves.
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César Palencia, who is in charge of migrant affairs for the city of Tijuana, said that the city had received no information from the Mexican government about the plan and was not ready to receive more migrants.
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The company said its condensate handling facilities at Kutubu, connected to a giant Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (LNG) project operated by Exxon Mobil, were also ready to receive LNG condensate once the project resumes gas production.
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Workers slid open the doors to Room 4 and Room 18 on a special sealed wing of the emergency department ready to receive the 43rd and 44th suspected or confirmed coronavirus patient under the hospital's care that night.
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Now that we have the President-elect and his team there are a number of steps they have to take to be ready to receive classified information, not only from the National Security Council but also across the government.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Yemen's Sanaa airport, damaged in an air strike by a Saudi-led coalition last week, has been repaired and is ready to receive international flights, the Houthi-led government which runs the capital city said on Tuesday.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Wednesday it was working to deliver its new 7477 MAX single-aisle aircraft ahead of schedule next year, provided the company can complete testing on time and customers are ready to receive it.
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Since then, as the air assault on the Islamic State in Syria continued and ground troops took back territory in Iraq, the group has found it difficult to sustain its promise of a functioning state ready to receive eager new arrivals.
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The Senate would initially receive notification from the House that managers have been appointed and then adopt a resolution telling the House when it is ready to receive the managers to present the charges, known formally as articles of impeachment.
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The change to the clear-path foul erases some of the judgment calls for referees by requiring only that the offensive player is ahead of all defensive players and in control of the ball or ready to receive an already released pass.
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"FEMA is offering one-way plane tickets to send people back to a place that is in no way ready to receive them," Denise Collazo, chief of staff for a group that has been working with evacuees, said in statement by LatinoJustice PRLDEF.
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In the Senate, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, indicated that senators would be ready to receive the charges on Wednesday and take sworn oaths to render "impartial justice" in the trial shortly thereafter, if not the following day.
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Almost every recent recovery process underscores the fact that no state or local government is ever fully ready to receive an enormous influx of federal grant funds to carry out locally-tailored, often path-breaking disaster recovery work — even jurisdictions that have prior recovery experience.
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The proposal, originally put forward under FCC Commissioner Tom Wheeler, at first sought to create an open-standard to make it possible for third parties to build their own set-top boxes ready to receive and display content from third-party cable and satellite TV services.
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In the venture-world, which is understandably unique from angel investing or other investment strategies and vehicles, investors are looking for founders that demonstrate a clear understanding of the playing field, and then lay the case for why and how the industry is ready to receive a particular solution.
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But he can also play along the perimeter, luring large defenders outside and clearing the way for guards like Ball and Bryce Alford to drive, while standing ready to receive a kick-out and shoot an open 3-point attempt — or even take it to the basket himself.
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University of Puerto Rico officials did not respond to requests for comment but sent a statement to NYU, which was forwarded to BuzzFeed News, which states that the agreement between the schools was limited to the spring semester and adding that all campuses are "fully functional" and ready to receive students.
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Al Jazeera reported this week that while Myanmar's government has claimed it is ready to take refugees back, the U.N. assistant secretary-general for human rights, Andrew Gilmour, said: "The Government of Myanmar is busy telling the world that it is ready to receive Rohingya returnees, while at the same time its forces are continuing to drive them into Bangladesh."
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While other similar building sites have been turned into condos, Pier 9 was until recently used as a storage facility and it retains vestiges of its previous life: a railway track bisects the interior and metal covers lift to reveal large portals that open directly onto the river — it is as if the space was patiently waiting, still ready to receive cargo.
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