Sentence examples for prepared a study from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s, Ms. Sadik-Khan prepared a study on bridge tolls for Mayor David N. Dinkins but it too went nowhere.

In 1982, Skousen published a follow-up work, an ancestor-worshipping history text titled "The Making of America," and prepared a study guide for nationwide seminars based on its contents.

"It was a significant moment in the history of New York historic preservation," said Paul Byard, then an architecture student at Columbia, who prepared a study of the site for the conservancy.

She prepared a study guide for classes to talk about the play, and was organizing post-performance talkbacks so the cast and audience members could discuss the work.

MCC, which has been in the vanguard of the movement for floodlit cricket, has prepared a study which argues that experiments in its pre-season fixture against Nottinghamshire have produced a workable solution that should be adopted before the impetus is lost.

And also in 1965, as Mayor John V. Lindsay would state in a 1969 press release, Professor Rapkin "prepared a study of the city's housing market after two decades of rent control that is generally considered the standard source of information on the impact of rent control in New York".

The researchers are now preparing a study to see whether genetic counseling is more effective among better-educated smokers.

Dr. Pearl M. Kamer, chief economist for the Long Island Association, a Commack-based business group, was asked to prepare a study for the college.

Warner was asked to submit his views to consultant PricewaterhouseCoopers, which was preparing a study into the social impact of a super-casino at the Millennium Dome.

In 1997, Congress ordered NOAA and the fisheries center to prepare a study to determine if the purse net fishing was harmful.

"The Holocaust has lost its specificity," says Eckhardt Fuchs, a German academic preparing a study of textbook coverage worldwide.