Sentence examples for question in advance of from inspiring English sources

The move to settle the financial question in advance of this is plainly being driven by a political timetable.

The question, in advance of today's House hearing with America's top spymasters, is whether that will change, now that Senate intelligence committee chair Dianne Feinstein has assumed a pose of shock and umbrage over what the spies are up to.

For example, falling sperm counts can have multiple, co-causal factors, some of which may have been effective at increasing the incidence of the biological end point in question in advance of the stressors in focus, thereby confounding the analysis of temporality.

Comments and questions in advance of the discussion are also very welcome.

If you would like to view the entry questions in advance of submitting your entry you can do so here.

The comments facility will open on Monday 22 February so you can post your main questions in advance of the live discussion.

Memorably, Mr. Obama said a question about whether the legalization of marijuana would stimulate the economy was among the most popular questions in advance of his online meeting last year.

And reading this stuff that's coming out – the revelations about Wasserman [Debbie Wasserman Schultz, former chair of the Democratic National Committee, who during the campaign leaked emails shown to be biased against Sanders in favour of Clinton] and Donna Brazile [interim DNC chair, who gave Clinton a heads-up on questions in advance of a CNN debate], whom I know.

Father Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann was president of the UN General Assembly in 2008-09.A news magazine in Brazil claimed that executives at Petrobras, the state oil firm, had been given questions in advance of a hearing by senators investigating a scandal surrounding the purchase of a Texan refining company.

Planning the questions in advance of actual learning time helped assure questions going beyond simple recall of information, but not memorization of steps.

For instance, if you have a perfectionist boss who can't tolerate any form of chaos and expects employees to be expert at their tasks, you should always do plenty of background research, ask questions in advance of your work on a project, provide plenty of data to the boss and check in with progress reports along the way.