Berryman reconnoitred Java and prepared an appreciation of the situation.
On September 10 , 1957 the British Cabinet had held a discussion about American policy towards Syria — and Macmillan had ordered his advisors to prepare "an appreciation of the possible Soviet reactions in the Middle East".
In appreciation of those who harvest, cultivate and prepare the food we eat, accounts of the fishermen and farmers appear on the restaurant's bulletin board and will soon appear on the Web site.
China is quietly preparing for a modest appreciation of its currency, the renminbi, after weeks of criticism from American officials, The New York Times reported last week.
Furthermore, his electrifying performances of both his own work and that of other poets prompted a renewed appreciation of the American bardic tradition of Whitman and Emerson that prepared the ground for the Beats and performance poetry.
Most important, says Mitchell, environmental literacy helps develop and expand children's critical thinking skills, prepares them for citizenship, nurtures their appreciation of the natural world, and enhances their physical well-being.
Parents indicated that an understanding of the situation and an appreciation of what to expect, irrespective of the end result, was important in preparing them for the outcomes [ 23].
Each feels this experience both gave them a fuller appreciation of their nursing careers at home, as well as helped to prepare them for future medical missions.
Dr. Li said that a "mild appreciation" of the renminbi was needed, but that ordinary Chinese need to be prepared for even that small step.
Studying the arts in college prepares the person for a lifetime of pleasure and appreciation, of being open to new experiences and of becoming that ideal every liberal arts college strives to produce--a life-long learner.
