Sentence examples for it has to present from inspiring English sources

"It has to present either a genuine alternative or a false initiative which will divert other MSs [member states] from pursuing their agenda.

It has to present a competent economic plan and it has to make the case for social liberalism in conjunction with other parties.

I ask him afterwards how a red-blooded socialist feels in a party which, even if it is tacking left, still thinks it has to present a beige face to the world.

"If London wants to continue to attract the best talent it has to present itself as an imaginative and creative place to work and not a place with companies that have got 10 men on the board who all work very set hours.

In order to pursue an obsessive anti-Ken Livingstone agenda, for example, it had to present London as a terrible place to live.

Last, she has to present it (in quadruplicate) to a hospital dispensary.

A lawyer has to present it powerfully too, whether on paper or in person.

Kinder Morgan's strategic position appears to be less comfortable, as it's had to present conflicting versions of events to its shareholders and the courts.

Samsung, meanwhile, said that it did not have to present such evidence.

They may be thinking of it internally, but they have to present an external face to it.

We just have to present it as we've been guided".