Sentence examples for presented the document from inspiring English sources
King presented the document at a six-day conference at Rome's La Sapienza University and at the Augustinianum institute of the Pontifical Lateran University.
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who led the convention that drew up the draft, presented the document to Mr. Berlusconi with the warning that too much meddling with the proposal would tear Europe apart.
Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri, the general secretary of the synod of bishops, who presented the document alongside Schönborn, envisaged a difficult road ahead for priests as they tried to follow the pontiff's guidance.
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, the archbishop of Vienna, who presented the document in Rome, said he recognised that some Catholics would be disappointed that the pope had not provided a new set of rules to govern the church's response on remarried divorcees.
Rhona Weir, the widow of climber, writer and broadcaster Tom Weir, presented the document on behalf of Stop Highland Windfarms.
As Mr Lefroy presented the document, Mark Saville, a nurse at the hospital, said: "What we want to happen now is for the hospital to retain its acute services, including paediatrics and maternity.
USA Today, which had presented the documents as legitimate on Thursday, featured an article yesterday with some experts surmising they were forgeries.
They convened a meeting of Christian leaders in Manhattan in September to present the document and gather suggestions.
This article tells "the story of the Internet Worm of 1988 and how it effectively shut down the Internet," says Francis Litterio, who presents the document.
But accompanying the Mayor's Management Report, a two-volume document containing hundreds of statistics, charts and facts, was none of the fanfare that Mr. Giuliani loved to employ when presenting the document twice a year.
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz said today that Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright informed Mr. Barak and Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben Ami over the weekend that the Americans were going to hold off on presenting the document.
