Sentence examples for presentation given to from inspiring English sources

BP predicts the nearest whale foraging site would be 8km from the drilling site, although a presentation given to environment groups states the whales would be 150km away while the environment groups themselves claim the areas actually overlap.

One presentation given to various African governments this year by Rene Weber, a lobbyist for the American methyl bromide industry, shows a pair of satellite images of the ozone hole that forms each austral spring over Antarctica.

Meanwhile, a presentation given to the SFO last year by Dechert, seen by the Guardian, states that its efforts were hampered by staff forging documents, supplying the "wrong computer to the investigations team" and setting up a "false office".

Some 450 performers are promised in a reprise of a presentation given to great acclaim last March at Boston's Symphony Hall, completing the orchestra's survey of the Mahler symphonies over its 20-year history.

His officials described the presentation given to him three weeks ago by UK Sport, the main distributor of National Lottery funding, as 'most professional he has ever seen given to him by a sports organisation'.

In court on Tuesday, Oracle lawyer David Boies showed Schmidt a 2005 presentation given to Google's top managers that said Google must take a licence from Sun. Schmidt said he could not recall being told that was the case.

Presentations given to elderly residents.

This review summarises a presentation given at the 'Novel approaches to treating type 2 diabetes' symposium at the 2015 annual meeting of the EASD.

A pre-test and posttests (posttest1 after the first presentation and posttest2 after the second presentation) were given to measure instructional outcomes.

The Open Platform launch event presentation was given to media, launch partners, developers and friends of the Guardian at Guardian headquarters in London on Tuesday, 10 March , 2009

Therefore, a presentation was given to decision makers responsible for public safety in the City of London.