Sentence examples for present to work from inspiring English sources

But one of the things Secretary Rumsfeld would do is to present, to work with our O.M.B. director to make sure that the missile defense receives the priority we think it must receive in future Pentagon budgets.... Q.

The tenor of the discussion clearly indicates a willingness among those present to work with the government agencies to develop a new approach.

Staff members who developed fever, respiratory symptoms or gastrointestinal illness were asked not to present to work, but rather to report to the ED or the Employee Health Clinic depending on their illness severity.

In the event of an influenza pandemic, 83.3% (n = 899) of respondents indicated that they would present to work if a patient in their ward/department had an influenza-like illness, whilst 79.0% (n = 852) would present to work if a colleague had contracted pandemic influenza and 60.6% (n = 654) if a family member had an influenza-like illness.

Most would not present to work if they themselves had symptoms consistent with influenza (81.2%, n = 876), including in the context of a severe staff shortage (53.4%, n = 576).

Quaglia and Cobb [ 64] define future aspirations as "a student's ability to identify and set goals for the future, while being inspired in the present to work toward those goals".

Izzard said: "We know the overwhelming majority of young people want to stay in Europe because of the opportunities it presents to work, to study and to travel.

Presenteeism, or presenting to work when ill, should be well understood in order to understand biases within the data.

"That presents opportunities to work with people for new projects".

In this presented work we chose to work mostly with relatively straightforward 3D datasets.

The program is presented as a boon to working women.