ready, willing and able


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ready, willing and able

adj. fully prepared to act, as in performing a contract.

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The big question we want this conference to address is, how ready, willing and able are social enterprises in Wales to capitalise on these opportunities.
Social enterprises in conference spotlight
Meeting of the Minds Absent an agreement to the contrary, it is generally accepted that a broker will earn a commission when there is a "meeting of the minds" on all "essential business terms" between the seller and a ready, willing and able buyer.
Brokerage agreements: what the courts look for
Among the BID's first efforts was a clean streets campaign, for which it retained the services of the Doe Fund: Ready, Willing and Able, a non-profit organization that provides jobs and housing to formerly homeless men and women.
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Obviously, Dowd had a lot of friends, and he's a great raconteur, ready, willing and able to explain - in language anyone can understand - how he changed the way music was made, taking the studio from single-microphone recording to refining Les Paul's groundbreaking eight-track console.
THE MAN AT THE OTHER END OF THE MICROPHONE
and we stand ready, willing and able to assist those in need.
Kenneth D. Laub offering help to former WTC tenants
That is, the Coliseum, for all its wheel-churning over the past half-dozen years, is in absolute terms right where Anaheim is: ready, willing and able to begin construction on a state-of-the-art football stadium.
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Further, in New York, absent agreement to the contrary, a broker is entitled to a commission if he or she procures a deal with a ready, willing and able prospect - whether or not the deal ever closes or is even reduced to writing.
Avoid costly litigation with brokers - put in writing
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