Sentence examples for presentation and offer from inspiring English sources
In the Directorate for Health and Consumers' European Platform for Nutrition, Physical Activity and Health, industry has described its contributing activities across areas of food presentation and offer (Table 2).
This chapter covers the basic principles of preparing for a presentation and offers guidelines for the same.
He however noted that the game was creative in its presentation, and offered "clever new twists on the familiar to the knuckle-biting intensity of the final stages".
It was in 2013, while giving a TED talk on how Broadway could enter the digital age that Randi's Broadway aspirations came back into the forefront when the producers of Rock of Ages saw her presentation and offered her a principle role.
Regional and HQ staff will also make oral abstract presentations and offer symposia on their areas of expertise and regional issues.
These findings add to current knowledge on metaphorical cues in package design and the package's presentation context and offer insights into the underlying mechanism.
At Washington University in St . Louis the Office of Technology Management gives presentations and offers an eight-week course that covers issues related to startups.
I realised recently that I must have impressed the right people when an eminent PI came up to me soon after one of my presentations and offered to collaborate.
(3) Presentations, adjudications and offers describes the circumstances under which people appear, and are invited or coerced into health care.
In this educational paper, the first in a series of five, we will describe the clinical presentations of PIDs and offer guidelines for the diagnostic evaluation of suspected PID, as well as a brief overview of therapeutic possibilities and prognosis.
In this educational paper, the first in a series of five, we will describe the most common clinical presentations of PIDs and offer guidelines for the diagnostic process, as well as a brief overview of therapeutic possibilities and prognosis.
