Sentence examples for deliberately preparing for from inspiring English sources

The Barron complaint, which has 12 plaintiffs, also accuses American Express of deliberately preparing for some plaintiffs, including for Mr. Barron, false tax returns that incorporated illegal tax breaks generated by shelters.

Our findings are also unlikely to be due to students deliberately preparing for the TBL topic for post-test 2, as they were unaware of the nature and timing of the tests.

Obama does not inherently deserve credit for deliberately preparing to deal with Congress by hiring people from that branch.

The grass is cut to the same length, it's deliberately prepared and cared for in the same way as the Wembley pitch so that the players can get used to the speed the ball will roll, the way it will bounce and the boots they need to wear".

Nottinghamshire's chief executive has dismissed claims the club deliberately prepared a lifeless Trent Bridge pitch for England's first Test with India.

We face a government in England deliberately provoking us into a dispute and so no doubt already preparing for this," McAnea added.

Although based on scientific facts, his speeches are deliberately exaggerated with hyperbole and dark humour to give riders a sense of intimidation while preparing for Oblivion.

In briefings to congressional intelligence committees, the C.I.A. has disputed that characterization, saying that any person deliberately targeted must be associated with a known fighting group or enemy facility, or else be observed preparing for violence.

For some of the cars in our slide show, such as the Mercedes CL, the parent company has deliberately slowed production to prepare for a replacement model.

Shakespeare deliberately wrote the scene to prepare for what follows, it's a very tightly written scene with not a word wasted [and to cut it] is an act of mutilation".

Trace data also showed that practically everybody deliberately viewed the videos to prepare for the seminars and assessments.