Sentence examples for present a copy of a from inspiring English sources

And when the Birthers threatened to require a candidate to present a copy of a birth certificate to get on the ballot, Mr. Jindal said he would sign such a measure.

To such a degree that she was asked to represent Deputy Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities at COP17 to present a copy of a report capturing the voices of children on the issue of climate change.

She was asked to represent the Deputy Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities at the Conference of the Parties (COP) 17 serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol to present a copy of a report capturing the voices of children on the issue of climate change.

You also will need to present a copy of a valid photo identification card, such as a driver's license.

At Thursday's ceremony, Ruth del Valle, the president of the presidential human rights commission, presented a copy of a memoir written by Mr. Arbenz's widow, Maria Cristina Vilanova, to their son Juan Jacobo Arbenz Vilanova.

Maddalena's correspondence with Leland indicated that she intended to marry a man named Lorenzo Bruciatelli and emigrate to the United States, and the Vangelo was the last material Leland received from her. Author Raven Grimassi, at the Pantheacon convention on February 17 , 2008 presented a copy of a letter written by Leland (housed in The Library of Congress).

Mr. Gephardt left with a present: a copy of the writer Richard Ben Cramer's biography of the baseball legend Joe DiMaggio.

Worse yet, to promptly correct problems that may arise from electronic processing, such as double payment of a single check or payment in the wrong amount, the new rules require a customer to present a copy of the check's electronic image, known as a "substitute check".

To ensure that the work would hit its mark, Monteverdi went to Rome to present a copy of the publication to the pope.

Present a copy of this magazine at the ticket office to take advantage of our '2 for 1' ticket offer (usual price £10 per person).

For those readers who have not seen the print edition, we thought we would present a copy of the page here.