Sentence examples for document to be presented from inspiring English sources

It was No. 493, and the essential information about the target was boiled down to a single document to be presented to President Clinton and other NATO leaders.

An article on Aug. 25 about efforts by John R. Bolton, the new American ambassador to the United Nations, to press for changes in a draft reform document to be presented to world leaders tomorrow referred incorrectly to the leaders who are to attend the conference.

Law enforcement authorities in New York say Ms Khobragade "allegedly caused a materially false and fraudulent document to be presented, and materially false and fraudulent statements to be made, to the US department of state in support of a visa application for an Indian national employed as a babysitter and housekeeper at her home in New York".

A State Department delegation headed to South Africa to lobby against objectionable provisions about Israel in documents to be presented at a United Nations conference on racism.

The goal is to overcome a situation that "discourages research and development and innovation, and undermines Europe's competitiveness," according to draft documents to be presented at a news conference Thursday and seen by The International Herald Tribune.

Instead of spending all their precious time fine-tuning the precise wording of the various documents to be presented to the world this year, negotiators – and those in civil society who seek to influence them – need to spend just as much time working on how they will be monitored.

Extra information such as a curriculum vitae or sample work can go in separate documents to be presented after the pitch.

Both siganids and batfish have been documented to be present in the area, based on remote underwater video, yet remain undetected using UVC methods [29], [39].

43 Increased levels of glutamate, originally thought to be confined to the CNS have been documented to be present in microdialysis of symptomatic Achilles tendon tissue.

Myofibroblasts are well documented to be present during the active period of wound healing but diminish as wounds progress to a more mature state [ 24].

A further 8 orphan small non-coding RNAs predicted and/or documented to be present in Pyrococcus species [ 23, 31, 56] (Additional file 9: Table S6) and the small non-coding RNAs, designated CRISPR RNAs (crRNA), predicted to be transcribed from the three CRISPR loci in the T. kodakarensis genome are also present in the T. kodakarensis dRNA-seq libraries [ 37, 56].