Sentence examples for Have present from inspiring English sources

We want them to have present profits and future prospects.

But if, as a result of a greater focus on Syria and the Middle East, more spending goes on places where the UK or its allies have present or past military involvement, the risk is that the role of large tranches of aid will be reduced to supporting UK military activities.

Thus, terms have present appellation and their reference to the past and future must be accidental.

Chen (2012b), however, claimed that epistemic keneng in Mandarin Chinese is allowed to have present, past, and future temporal perspectives.

Species that do not express this epitope have present in their serum large amounts of natural anti-Gal antibodies, which contribute to organ hyperacute rejection during xenotransplantation.

The fault diagnosis systems of the future should have present the distribution and complexity of the processes and they must be able to cooperate and communicate with other systems to achieved a satisfactory performance.

Have present-day politicians forgotten their history?

Mr. Bout was reputed to have present-day Russian intelligence connections, and his legend inspired the 2005 film "Lord of War," starring Nicolas Cage.

So we can have presents, understand?

I have presented my plan; the Republicans have presented theirs.

Other scenarios have presented more complex challenges.