Sentence examples for presentation that it would from inspiring English sources

The coalition government said in a revised 2009 budget presentation that it would increase central government spending of oil revenue by 9.5 billion kroner ($1.48 billion), to about 130 billion kroner, roughly 15percentt of total government expenditures for 2009.

It was given hundreds of performances during his lifetime, and at one point he declared a moratorium on its presentation, fearing that it would become over-exposed.

For instance, the Hispanic network Telemundo announced at its upfront presentation on Tuesday that it would limit the length of the initial commercial pod, or break, in each prime-time show.

But Yahoo did little with Delicious and ultimately disclosed in a presentation to employees that it would "sunset" the service, along with others considered tangential, like Upcoming, a social calendar.

Again, as the investigations will vary according to context and clinical presentation, experts felt that it would not be useful to make a list of recommended minimal investigations.

In a presentation to employees, it announced that it would retire the red capital X that has dominated its logo for 40 years in favor of what Richard Wergan, vice president for advertising, calls "a brand identity that reflects the Xerox of today".

The papers also dealt with the sensitive subject of the presentation of devolution policy, suggesting that "it would look right politically, particularly north of the border" for the Secretary of State for Scotland to take charge of this area, but noted that this could annoy some "in English regions, who might resent the special position being given to Scotland".

However, there could still be biases associated with presentation that would make it difficult to know whether these were real differences.

Google recently said that it would add presentation software to the word processing and spreadsheets that it already offers free online.Google may face a downside to its expansion, as Henry Blodget of Cherry Hill Research, points out.

On the train, he began assembling a slide presentation that would pitch the Durst-Ingels studio to Yale students, who that day would choose among this and studios taught by Frank Gehry, Greg Lynn, and several others.

It contained an updated version of the twenty-four-slide PowerPoint presentation that would accompany his remarks.