Sentence examples for presentation made to from inspiring English sources

He said in his opinion the presentation, made to industry and non-government representatives and international energy officials, drew some "very dubious correlations and mounted some pretty unsophisticated arguments".

The dodgy uranium tale didn't appear in the famous presentation made to the UN in February by Colin Powell, America's secretary of state, but other allegations did not least the thin theory of a connection between Baghdad and al-Qaeda.

One document, a presentation made to El Paso's chief last year, "certainly has statements in it that could lead one to believe there was an abuse of capacity," said Curtis L. Wagner Jr., the chief administrative law judge at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission here.

The document that Judge Wagner cited today is a presentation made to El Paso's chief executive, William A. Wise, on Feb. 14, 2000, that describes the rationale for one El Paso subsidiary to buy a large amount of capacity on the pipeline to California owned by another El Paso subsidiary.

The Blues published a presentation made to Chelsea Pitch Owners (CPO) last week explaining the problems of the project.

The other: "I'm CEO…bitch!" One of the crew's edgiest pranks in those days was a presentation made to the blue-chip venture-capital firm Sequoia Capital, known in the Valley for a certain humorlessness.

Athletes Connected consists of three components: presentations made to all the school's teams, with coaches present; brief videos, including one featuring Heininger; and voluntary support groups.

Most of the upfront presentations made to advertisers by television networks and channels follow the show-and-tell model.

For instance, standards on player behavior are being tightened, and league security employees discussed issues like animal cruelty during the presentations made to players at preseason training camps.

"He certainly approved the deal, understood it, had presentations made to him regarding it," recalled Scott Garrett, Dade's chief executive at the time.

Mr. George's testimony, delivered in his flat Midwestern accent, consisted largely of a prosecutor painstakingly walking him through minutes of Goldman board meetings and presentations made to the directors during 2008.