Sentence examples for matter of preparing from inspiring English sources

Some of the team became caught up in the lengthy, and personally destabilising, matter of preparing evidence for the quasi-judicial process of the Pollard inquiry.

But it means no such thing if the surplus is mainly a matter of preparing for the fiscal consequences of an aging population.

"It's a matter of preparing the ground for a two-state solution, so that at least 75percentt of the people on both sides are in favor of it," said Walter Isaacson, president of the Aspen Institute in Washington, who is active in Palestinian affairs.

Teaching is a matter of preparing for classes on a weekly basis.

"I did the due diligence of feeling like my retinas had to scan across most of the words that Stephen had written, but the comprehension was a whole different matter," Redmayne said of preparing to play Hawking.

There was also the matter of Luhrmann preparing the film for its 3D release.

To illustrate, an attorney may not as a matter of course prepare an instrument for both buyer and seller in which their respective rights are defined.

So I know what it takes to win a tournament coming back off after having a procedure done, and it is just a matter of being prepared, getting all my practice time in, making sure my shots are how I want them, trying to understand what my misses might be.

Sikka wrote recently in a blog post that attempted to summarize his abrupt transitions that his personal disruption mirrored the struggles that large organizations go through all the time, suggesting perhaps that his experience of moving from head of products at SAP to unemployed to CEO at Infosys, all in a matter of months, prepared him in unique ways to run a big company like Infosys.

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The simple ritual of preparing food for — and with — my family is what matters to me.