Sentence examples for government presentation from inspiring English sources

You have to hand it to Hunt; his talk wasn't your typical stale government presentation.

"Right in the first 10 minutes of the government presentation on Tuesday, they'd started talking about how the defendants were guilty of propagating violent jihad," said Kundnani.

Clearly, though, a strong current of skepticism about the abuse runs through the government presentations in the case.

Government presentations to investors will always show the highlights (provided, that is, there are numbers worth boasting about).

Ms. Seibel acknowledged as much, saying that the government's presentation during the trial had occasionally "sounded like accounting 101".

Closing arguments are expected to begin this morning with the government's presentation, followed by the response from a lawyer for Mr. Bacanovic.

This is not the first time Newcastle has challenged the government's presentation of council spending cuts figures - and it has been a vocal critic of Coalition cuts.

Several of the more than 40 secretly recorded phone conversations between Mr. Rajaratnam and his suspected accomplices formed the centerpiece of the government's presentation on Wednesday.

Despite the day's high drama, one juror — or perhaps he was an alternate — was yawning and appeared to sleep through the government's presentation, according to reporters who could see him.

She said she had been struck by the Yemeni government's presentation, in which officials cited what they called "appalling indicators" — a growing population, dwindling oil reserves, water shortages and political instability as the government battles Houthi insurgents in the north and secessionists in the south.

A14 Blair Aide Admits Mistake A top aide to Prime Minister Tony Blair wrote to the head of Britain's intelligence service this spring conceding that the government's presentation of a report on Iraqi arms was mishandled and promising that "far greater care" would be taken with files in the future so as not to discredit the spy agency's work, a British newspaper said.