Sentence examples for prepared a common from inspiring English sources
This coalition prepared a common logo and recipe to be licensed to Famous Original Ray's Pizza shops, and Mr. Mangano himself went around in a limousine several months ago to warn unlicensed Rays.
We have prepared a common document that includes our proposals on the main topics: Education, Infectious Diseases, Tolerance and Energy Security.
Later we have described how we have prepared a common set of CEGs and non-CEGs for analysis by combining the data from the two crosses.
The REPOPA research team, lead by the work package leader, prepared a common guideline for all partners for the content analysis of policy documents and to indicate the information to be retrieved from the selected policy documents.
The three facilities under central government can prepare a common EML based on essential medicine concept, combine their requirement of medicines, and opt for pooled procurement.
We felt, due to the nature of the chemical transformations necessary, that an azido group at C-2 would be stable throughout the synthesis enabling us to prepare a common synthetic intermediate (2, Scheme 2), which would be amenable to rapid diversification to generate the desired panel of N-acyl compounds.
The Tory backlash against George Osborne has spread and MPs are actively talking about a successor, claims the FT. Sacked minister Tom Harris prepares a Commons speech without civil servants.
As a reference for each sample, we prepared a pooled common reference containing ovarian tumour RNA mixed with Universal Reference RNA (Stratagene Inc., La Jolla, CA, USA).
In the first step, several composite mixtures are prepared using a common empirical approach.
Nanocrystalline, nanostructured, defective tin oxide particles and electrodes (supported on Ti) were prepared by a common synthetic path.
That retrospective volume and all the memorial statement booklets since 1938 have been carefully restored as editable text and prepared in a common format for this collection as a project by the Internet-First University Press, led by J. Robert Cooke and Kenneth M. King.
