In addition, teachers are encouraged to teach the prepared class courses, regardless of the class commitment, and to invite their students to reflect on their own actions and associated consequences.
Putin implies that the West stands behind regime-change in Ukraine: I think that this was all well-prepared, of course there are military units and they are there to this day, they are well-prepared and in this the Western instructors did well … Change in regime is probably necessary, but only in a legitimate manner according to the current constitution.
Some of the dining-car food is pre-prepared, of course, but to the company's great credit, fish, steak and vegetables are all loaded in Plymouth and cooked from fresh.
We were never disappointed by the well-prepared four-course meals.
OUR room rates included a very substantial Continental breakfast including cheeses, yogurt, meats and freshly baked breads, as well as a well-prepared five-course dinner.
Ready-meals have been defined as pre-prepared main courses that can be reheated in their container, requiring no further ingredients, and needing only minimal preparation before consumption.
Every president uses prepared remarks, of course, often reading from paper or note cards.
Emotional upset can throw even the best prepared candidate off course.
The Villa manager was not, of course, prepared to countenance the notion of defeat but acknowledged that Villa were in "a bad position".
But asked last week who her role models as first lady were, she said in the prepared statement: "Of course, my mother-in-law and friend Barbara Bush because of her ferocious love for her children.
Be prepared to change course and don't be afraid to admit that you were wrong.
