Sentence examples for preparations for making from inspiring English sources

Now, after seven years of Iraqi refusal to reveal the truth about its preparations for making weapons of mass destruction, a plan was worked out at the U.N. that could have lifted sanctions, possibly beginning in October.

This paper focuses on modeling and predicting the influence of a vehicle's velocity and the relative position between a driver's vehicle and a vehicle to the front or rear on the onset of driver preparations for making a right turn at an intersection.

Amazon describes the service simply: "Prepared food kits composed of meat, poultry, fish, seafood, fruit and/or and vegetables and also including sauces or seasonings, ready for cooking and assembly as a meal; Frozen, prepared, and packaged meals consisting of meat, poultry, fish, seafood, fruit and/or vegetables; fruit salads and vegetable salads; soups and preparations for making soups".

He'd recently suffered through a severe depression and now joined us in the stressful preparations for making an international move to Switzerland.

Emphasis on these outcomes resonate with the recent reconceptualization of ACP; one that emphasizes preparations for making medical decisions in the face of uncertainty [ 8- 11].

For example, the value of imports of preparations for making non-alcoholic beverages (i.e. syrups used in the preparation of soft drinks) increased from $83 m in 1988 to $434 m in 2010.

Allowing felons to vote is good preparation for making them free, law-abiding citizens.

Q. Were there any golden-age Hollywood movies he asked you to watch in preparation for making "Leatherheads"?

Were the physical risks she took in "Beloved," which included being covered with bugs and mud, an adequate preparation for making an action picture like "M i-2"?

Profits at Visteon, which is to be spun off this summer to Ford shareholders, fell $58 million, to $147 million, as Ford reduced the prices that it pays Visteon for auto parts, in preparation for making it independent.

Orson Welles said part of his preparation for making Citizen Kane was intently studying The Power and the Glory, a film also likened, not unjustly, to the work of Eugene O'Neill, if O'Neill had ever written anything so concise.