Sentence examples for prepared for presentation from inspiring English sources

The Yankees cards among my tired collection are like mug-shot exhibits, prepared for presentation to the Court of the Beleaguered.

High-resolution digital cameras and video recorders then copy the pages and download the images to a database, where they are prepared for presentation on the library's Web site, www.cesg.unifr.ch.unifr.ch

A sequence of drawings by Dave McIntosh tells the story of a single sports car concept from the first impulsive sketch on vellum all the way to the views prepared for presentation to company executives.

The technique was just as effective as six weeks of radiation in preliminary results from Dr. Vaidya's study of 29 women, which was prepared for presentation today at a meeting of the Radiological Society of North America.

1938 New York Crime Code Revision ALBANY — A new attempt to abolish the third degree from New York police methods will be made through a sweeping revision of the criminal code now being prepared for presentation to the State Legislature.

This contribution has been prepared for presentation as the Julian Simon Lecture at the 12th IZA Annual Migration Meeting held in Dakar, Senegal, in April 2015.

Connell has helped people overcome stress with preparing for presentations and job interviews.

[C3.] Bristol-Myers Squibb Sketches Its Future Bristol-Myers Squisb is preparing for presentations to two separate Food and Drug Administration advisory panels scheduled to review two new drug applications -- Orencia for rheumatoid arthritis and Pargluva for diabetes.

In a first-year engineering design course, for example, the faculty noticed that "men were more likely to do 'engineering' tasks (like CAD [computer-aided design] or building prototypes), and women were more likely to prepare for presentations or coordinate team members".

Some reviewed the literature only when required to, for example when preparing for presentations.

"It is important to provide regulation and remedies where needed, without inviting a rush of new lawsuits that exploit problems instead of solving them," President Bush says in remarks prepared for the presentation of his proposal.