Sentence examples for necessary preparations for from inspiring English sources
"Iraq has the capacity and necessary preparations for the fight against terrorism and extremism," the foreign ministry insisted.
Shungu was made the head of a three-man team working directly with the commission, making the necessary preparations for the event.
McIlroy remains confident of turning out in a tournament he missed last year because of necessary preparations for a court case with his former management team.
"If we are to avoid repeating the same mistake, we must create a new 'business as usual' where clinical research is done in the context of epidemics and the necessary preparations for this are done before epidemics strike".
Alessandro Parziale, the director of the Cairo field office for the Carter Center, told me that the referendum had been so rushed, and the Carter Center received its accreditations so late, that it was unable to make the necessary preparations for a responsible monitoring of the polls.
Not only did I have to get all my work done in advance, train for the demands of daily biking and make the necessary preparations for travel, but also get holiday preparations under way to avoid a last-minute panic when I return four days before Christmas.
He sees Wagner as always "essentially talking to himself," and the voluminous philosophical speculations as a necessary preparation for the operas.
FGM is carried out for cultural, religious and social reasons within families and communities where it is believed to be a necessary preparation for adulthood and marriage.
In comments on the stump and in a new 30-second television commercial, Mr. McCain promoted his military and government experience as providing the necessary preparation for the presidency.
He regarded Latin as not only an essential cultural accoutrement but also as necessary preparation for professional careers, in which fluent and elegant Latin and power of expression were prerequisites for success.
They died in what their own leaders called a "war" against prosperous farmers, and in a process that Stalin saw as necessary preparation for a general war to come.
