Sentence examples for address prepared for from inspiring English sources

After the line raised questions and discussion among soccer fans, the mayor's office issued a correction Monday indicating that Bloomberg — reading an address prepared for him by staff members — was mistaken.

Read McCarthy's full address as prepared for delivery here.

Anxiety among an array of NHS organisations about North Middlesex is also detailed in a chronology of its problems and attempts to address them prepared for participants in a "risk summit" on 25 May, and the minutes of an intelligence-sharing teleconference, also involving local NHS bodies as well as regulators, which was held on 20 January.

With the oil staining beaches and killing wildlife across the gulf, and tar balls beginning to surface on the shores of the Florida Panhandle, President Obama said in his weekly Saturday radio address, "We are prepared for the worst, even as we hope that BP's efforts bring better news than we've received before".

François Hollande visits France's nuclear Charles-de-Gaulle warship to address troops preparing for deployment.

To adequately address and prepare for this scenario, critical assessments of the outcomes of second-line cART are particularly relevant in settings where monitoring strategies may be inadequate.

Yet, beyond the rationalizations lie some disturbing problems for the Giants to address this week as they prepared for an arguably even tougher opponent.

On the other hand, the sense of negative competition needs to be addressed when students are prepared for the teaching and learning activities in the peer learning model.

However, the sense of negative competition needs to be addressed when students are prepared for the teaching and learning activities in the peer learning model.

The needs of socially marginalized groups such as fishermen may have to be explicitly addressed when preparing for a mass vaccination campaign.

"Under President Obama's leadership, the United States has done more to combat climate change than ever before," the White House said in a fact sheet prepared for the address.