Sentence examples for call to present from inspiring English sources

During a conference call to present the results, Mr Gulliver told investors that the bank was not reconsidering whether to relocate its headquarters from London back to Hong Kong, in order to avoid a recently agreed worldwide cap on bonuses of all employees of banks based in the EU.

The results demonstrate that major shareholders are beginning to focus on executive pay and corporate boards are paying attention, Richard Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. labor group, said during a conference call to present the findings.

You immediately understand why these children resent being called to present themselves at a grown-up's whim; they're kids, after all, not golden retrievers.

That hearing included an exchange between Ranking Member Connie Mack, Jr. from Florida and Jess Ford of the GAO - the single witness called to present the report's findings.

A precious asset of the Leipzig ensemble, as amply demonstrated in its Brahms series, is the wide coloristic range it can call on to present the broad yet nuanced emotional territory of such monumental late-Romantic scores.

We used calling lures instead of freely moving calling females to present males a fair choice between two partners differing only by their relatedness, i.e. emitting sex pheromone simultaneously and in similar quantities.

The Young Vic called, wanting to present Joseph at Edinburgh in a double bill with some medieval mystery plays.

That's why he's routinely called upon to present things such as Great Moments in Moustache History: "Some say it's a symptom of manliness.

On Sunday night, the 2011 N.B.A. finals served up one last irresistible subplot when Stern was called upon to present Cuban with the Larry O'Brien championship trophy.

We will be called on to present that case in Washington and Brussels.

I had one full day of MV in-person interviews, a few phone conversations, and the next thing I know, they're calling me to present an offer.