Sentence examples for presentations overseas from inspiring English sources

He makes a point of visiting all the stores and doing investor presentations overseas at least once a year.

And, as has been widely reported, Secretary Gates himself underscores the importance of "soft power," of which culture is an essential part, as pointed out by former Defense Department official Professor Joseph Nye. 3. The Pentagon has at its immediate disposal the resources, both material and human, to support American cultural presentations overseas.

"Inviting coaches from overseas to make presentations to our coaches, detailing how an eight-year-old boy progresses through to becoming a professional in their countries.

(For the purposes of the study, "invited lectures" includes named invited lectures, invited keynote addresses, invitations to overseas meetings, and presentations at premier research universities, but excludes local departmental seminars).

Photographs of the environment were generally used to set the scene when describing activities overseas, often in presentations.

Almost all the presentations are given in Japanese, although overseas participation is welcome.

Given this dire situation, at least according to some culture vultures, something urgent must be done to support U.S. cultural diplomacy -- narrowly defined, U.S. government support for the presentation and promotion of American culture overseas.

It was deemed a big success that prompted presentations to the United Nations and to government officials overseas, and now a nationwide expansion.

At a mid-year media briefing in Dublin, investments by a slew of Ireland's major overseas companies were featured during the presentation.

On SketchDeck's side, the presentations are channeled first to a junior team of overseas designers who make more basic improvements, like adjusting the formatting or alignment, applying templates and more.

However, personnel travelling overseas in the last 14 days before clinical presentation had 2.85 times higher risk of adenovirus mono-infection (AOR = 2.85; 95 % CI = 1.22-6.65) compared with personnel who did not travel overseas.