Sentence examples for on a preparatory from inspiring English sources

"A solution to the Iranian problem, or an attempt to solve it, may vividly demonstrate the new policy of Russia under Putin," said Rajab S. Safarov, director of the Center for Modern Iran Studies, who traveled to Iran with Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, on a preparatory visit last week.

Each test panel contained drawing lines in different materials on a preparatory ground layer made from chalk and animal skin glue.

On 21 March 1894, a preparatory meeting was held to create a —an organisation that would be in charge of the elections.

Cleaning tests were carried out on a 2 caseinsein layer on oil painting specimens laid on linen canvas: i) a preparatory ground (CaCO3/ linseed oil/ochre pigment); ii) a first paint layer (linseed oil/dark green pigment); iii) a second paint layer (casein medium binder/yellow ochre), on which the enzymes act.

He said the announcement was "to some degree expected", but that he did not expect it would derail the negotiations, which resume in Jerusalem on Wednesday two weeks after a preparatory round in Washington.

Gourcuff made his debut for the under-21 team on 18 May 2006 in a preparatory friendly match for the 2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship against Croatia.

However, soon after I took my first Regent exam, I realized that the Department of Education has confined me to the small box I've been always told to think out of, rather than transcending past the boundaries of my mind based on a "college preparatory curriculum".

Ms. McCallum was born in South Africa, attended the Beacon School, a preparatory academy on the Upper West Side, and recently finished her sophomore year at Mills College.

The decision to hold a preparatory meeting on Oct. 15 suggests that officials felt they needed time beyond their regularly scheduled meetings to fully debate all the issues.

Thus Barnes's title gives averagely well-informed readers a preparatory pat on the back as they recognize that it has been lifted from a well-known book of criticism by Hugh Kenner.

At a preparatory meeting on Oct. 22-23 in Gyeongju, South Korea, the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, unsuccessfully proposed to his fellow G-20 finance ministers that each member agree to limit the surplus or deficit on its current account — the broadest measure of trade and investment — to 4 percent of gross domestic product.