Sentence examples for read a presentation from inspiring English sources

"Without reform Concacaf risks – criminal convictions or deferred/non prosecution agreement; disbanding of Concacaf as an organization, freezing of accounts and/or forfeiture of Concacaf assets; US government imposing a monitor to closely regulate Concacaf compliance with anti-corruption laws for up to five years or more," read a presentation shown to the various federations.

The big knock against smartphones is that you can't effectively view or edit a Word document or Excel spreadsheet or read a PowerPoint presentation or PDF on something with a puny screen.

The reason is not only to force the person writing to think clearly and logically and without gaps, but also to force everybody else to read a sustained presentation about a subject, so that everyone is not dealing with dribs and drabs of ideas that may be disconnected or unconnected.

The former Pope's letter was sent to the Vatican Secretariat for Communication, which had asked him to contribute some "dense theology" to be read at a presentation for the book series.

He began by reading "A Nice Presentation," a prose poem from his book "Chinese Whispers," from 2002.

It was so refreshing to read a responsible and informed presentation of sensitive ethical and social issues.

"By making this decision, a greater number of fans can now attend the match and celebrate the Premiership trophy presentation," read a statement from the NIFL Premiership Management Committee.

It was like reading a Power Point presentation — it took us about an hour to figure out the menu.

Read more Download a presentation on Immunistaion [PDF] Read the statement by Aida Girma, UNICEF Representative.

On my way, I passed by the crimson-walled mini-city comprising the booths devoted to "Read Russia," where a presentation on the Yale University Press Stalin Digital Archive, an online library of declassified documents from Russia's State archives, was taking place.

Nothing drives me crazier than watching people read verbatim from a presentation.