Sentence examples for experts to prepare from inspiring English sources

He was being helped by a team of experts, to prepare a night-club act.

At a news conference, Ms. Reno said she had directed Elian's Miami relatives by letter to meet on Monday with government lawyers and a panel of three psychiatric experts to prepare for his transfer to the authorities later next week.

After geologists pointed the finger at Cuadrilla as the possible cause of the quakes, it commissioned independent experts to prepare a report on the topic.

"We are banning whole groups of substances rather than individual drugs and have introduced temporary drug orders which allow us to place harmful substances under control - protecting the public while giving time to our independent experts to prepare more detailed advice".

Several of the authors were invited by the European Commission and UNEP/WHO, as scientific experts, to prepare some recently published international reports on state of the science of endocrine disrupters.

Federal leadership is needed to bring together a wide range of civilian and military experts to prepare for the complex physical and mental health issues and the environmental issues certain to arise in future disasters.

Just as you'd likely hire a contractor if you needed work to be done on your house, consider hiring an expert to prepare your taxes.

To comply with the policy, Kenyan authorities hired Kai Schmidt-Soltau, a German sociologist and development expert, to prepare a "policy framework" that spelled out how the project would follow the bank's rules for protecting the Sengwer and other indigenous groups.

Although investigators seized Nemtsov's documents and computer when they searched his office and apartment, other materials for the report were preserved in the RPR Parnas office and by experts helping to prepare it, he said.

"This temporary-class drug order will protect the public and give our independent experts time to prepare advice, while enabling law enforcement partners to target traffickers.

That doesn't mean it will -- some women have easy, blissful nursing experiences from start to finish -- but plenty of women find it painful, and Anderson fears that some childbirth experts neglect to prepare women for that.