Sentence examples for preliminary preparations from inspiring English sources
Another prominent mujahedeen fighter, Ahmad Zia Massoud, said in an interview at his home in Kabul that people were worried about what was going to happen after 2014, and he was telling his own followers to make preliminary preparations.
Third, current preliminary preparations, including planning, surveying, design, consultation, and approval, do not appear to be adequate.
The explosive growth of the urban rail transit industry will significantly pressurize fund raising, professional talents training, and preliminary preparations.
Enterprises involved in urban rail transit should conduct in-depth research for the construction projects, particularly for the design and planning during the preliminary preparations.
In the future, addressing the three limiting factors, namely talent and human resource cultivation, fund-raising, and preliminary preparations, will be crucial for the developmental progress of urban rail transit during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.
The U.S., by virtue of being a member state of ITU, has access to these documents and in a widely circulated memo (PDF) from earlier this year, the U.S. government itself admitted that it's quite happy with how the preliminary preparations for the summit have proceeded and that "there are no pending proposals to invest the ITU with ICANN-like Internet governance authority".
The township administrator, Meghan Jack, said Riverside, a community of 8,000, had amassed close to $100,000 in legal fees in the preliminary preparation for the legal fight.
Table 2 SME's life cycle stages Stage Description Genesis (0) Preliminary preparation for starting the business.
Based on the preliminary preparation and assessment at room temperature, further synthesis was preceded by microwave heating.
In this regard, preliminary preparation has become an important stage in the healthy development of the urban rail transit industry.
This instrument allows the possibility to observe geological samples in their natural state without preliminary preparation or modification.
