Sentence examples for make public presentations from inspiring English sources

When Moody's executives make public presentations, as when Mr. McDaniel testified in front of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, the overarching theme is that the agency's problem was limited to the housing-related structured finance.

The architects are scheduled to make public presentations and, in the spring, to meet with the architecture selection committee and the museum's board, which will make the final decision.

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Finally, the EA requests information about how research data will be made public (generally through presentations at meetings and through scientific manuscripts), and whether the data elaboration/statistical analyses are funded by, for instance, the pharmaceutical industry (and their influence on the research strategies).

For €39 a year, you get all that but 5x the amount of storage space and the option not to have your presentations made public.

"It doesn't bother me at all," he said, adding that no negative comments were made during public presentations.

A student of the theater, Lou developed a teaching method, a mix of didactic and experiential learning, that made his public presentations sought after events.

"Benedict's full caveat about his refusal to comment on the volume was never made public in Vigano's presentation, press release or accompanying photo," the AP writes.

An internal WSPA presentation made public in November by Bloomberg showed the companies intended to finance surrogate groups that would argue greater greenhouse gas emission limits in California under the new cap-and-trade program drove gasoline prices up 76 cents.

Fowles, who detested the showbiz element of literary life and was often represented as leading a reclusive life in Lyme Regis, Dorset, on the southwest coast of England, had evidently intended all along to make a public presentation of his own devising.