Sentence examples for record of preparing from inspiring English sources

These job schemes are costly and have a poor record of preparing people for unsubsidised employment.

Popovich is a clipboard-toting wizard with a stronger track record of preparing his team than his counterpart, Erik Spoelstra.

Landmark Academy in Manhattan has a cozy, family feel and a good record of preparing for college students who might otherwise drop out of school.

Alberto Retana wants a very specific kindergarten experience for his 4-year-old son: a dual-language Spanish and English immersion program, close to home near View Park-Windsor Hills, with a diverse student population and a track record of preparing students well.

After seven years of waiting and a record $11.5 billion worth of preparing, the country finally got the party started –- and it did so on its own terms, outplaying and eventually outscoring Croatia, 3-1, on a pair of goals from Neymar.

Abu Ghosh's culinary reputation has crossed Israel's borders: In January 2010, Jawdat Ibrahim, the owner of the Abu Ghosh Restaurant (65 Hashalom Street; 972-2-533-2019) was enshrined, briefly, in the Guinness Book of World Records for preparing the largest plate of hummus ever — 8,992 pounds of it.

Abu Ghosh's culinary reputation has crossed Israel's borders: In January 2010, Jawdat Ibrahim, the owner of the Abu Ghosh Restaurant (65 Hashalom Street; 972-2-533-2019) was enshrined, briefly, in the Guinness Book of World Records for preparing the largest plate of hummus ever -- 8,992 pounds of it.

They estimated that the cost of preparing, recording and mailing 11.1 million loan documents totaled about $210 million in the previous year alone.

5 But thereafter he is immediately faced with court fees for docketing his appeal in the Court of Appeals and with the cost of preparing the record, including a stenographic transcript of at least portions of the trial proceedings.

But the editorial page firmly declared that it was time for a change in the White House, arguing that Mr. Romney's business experience and record of leadership prepared him for the Oval Office.

And when you consider Sky's record of being prepared to spend big to see off or thwart potential competition (look no further than the £900m-plus cost of its 17.9% stake in ITV, which stopped NTL's attempt to buy ITV in its tracks), the rivals are right to be worried.