Sentence examples for preparation according from inspiring English sources

Endoscopists are instructed to grade the preparation according to the worst prepared segment after clearing, using a consistent rating that is described in detail on the colonoscopy report form.

Ten Greek athletes — up from four in Beijing — are receiving scholarships of about $1,000 a month toward London preparation, according to the national Olympic committee.

The government scrapped a plan to spend nearly $10 million a year on Olympic preparation, according to the Hellenic Olympic Committee.

In New York, Mexican immigrants are most heavily concentrated in occupations that involve food preparation, according to data collated by the Fiscal Policy Institute, a nonpartisan research organization in New York.

Since 1996, when the Telecommunications Act mandated the transition to portability, the industry has spent $1.2 billion in preparation, according to the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association, the wireless trade group -- while, for the most part, fighting the mandate in court.

The Patriots lost the 2000 opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, when videotape of signals was used in preparation, according to the former Patriots player, who was among several former players interviewed by the N.F.L but said he did not want to speak publicly because the investigation is continuing.

Joel I. Klein, hired by Mr. Murdoch to lead News Corporation's education initiatives, and Gerson A. Zweifach, a Washington lawyer hired as the company's in-house counsel, have led the preparation, according to people close to the company and familiar with Mr. Murdoch's schedule.

He's a very good stayer who has enjoyed the perfect preparation, according to his trainer.

The key to successful entrepreneurship is preparation, according to Mr Cheo.

Since 2003, 51 have swallowed $4 billion of the public's money, and another 19 are in preparation, according to Dealogic.

In addition, all groups should consider the following questions in the following "rounds" (written on the board or copied into a handout for easier student access), consisting of several minutes each: PREPARATION -According to our interpretation of the current compromise, when can senators filibuster?