Sentence examples for provide ahead from inspiring English sources

"There has been nothing easy about Afghanistan," said General Petraeus, adding that he "would be remiss if I did not ask individual countries to examine very closely what forces and other contributions they can provide" ahead of the elections in August.

The feasibility targets provide ahead of design information on the costs incurred due to the variations.

Applicants aiming to become--or remain--Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigators must "provide ahead of time … a list of all their trainees--graduate students and postdocs--from the last 10 year period" including "the names of the people, … what they did subsequently, when they left the lab, and what they're doing currently," HHMI president Thomas Cech tells Science Careers.

Find out where you need to register once you get there and ask whether there is any additional information that you can provide ahead of time to make the registration process smoother.

A course preparation document will be provided ahead of class.

A course preparation document will be provided ahead of class, which will include steps to download appropriate software to be used in on the day.

In speaking notes provided ahead of the Press Club speech, Di Natale also says the Greens' top priority going into the next parliament will be to renew Australia's energy system by putting a price back on carbon pollution.

Second, and perhaps more tellingly, Issa may have wanted to prevent Lerner from testifying since, based on the written testimony she provided ahead of the hearing, she was planning to say the White House Office of Political Strategy and Outreach had done nothing inappropriate, which contradicted Issa's claims leading up to the hearing.

Thereafter, the instructor sat on the passenger seat and provided, ahead of time, verbal indication about the upcoming maneuvers.

But by adding their names to White House efforts, the companies provide support ahead of the United Nations climate change conference in Paris in December.

Lunch here is served on a scale to provide 'insulation' ahead of cold winter nights in the forest.