Sentence examples for separate presentations from inspiring English sources

Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson told the justices that his plan would make for a more coherent presentation by avoiding the need for the parties to make separate presentations on the parts of the judgment they want upheld and overturned.

The Venice Biennale, now in its 56th edition, is a two-part affair: along with a central exhibition, curated this year by the Nigerian stalwart Okwui Enwezor, are separate presentations by 88 nations.

It also had me reading a fascinating eight-page, unofficial history of the iPlayer project... did you know it took 84 separate presentations and meetings to get that off the ground?

In separate presentations at the Black Hat computer security conference in Las Vegas this week, two researchers revealed flaws with the system that protects credit card and password transactions online.

In two separate presentations scheduled for the Shmoocon hacking conference in Washington, D.C., next week, researchers will show how hackers can use printers to compromise a company's computer network.

Drive East, a festival focusing on South Asian music and dance, continued on Wednesday with separate presentations exploring two dance forms: first, Odissi with Sonali Mishra, and later, Kathak featuring Shambhavi Dandekar.

Fashion — and not just the summer 2014 Milan season — has become so raucous and rowdy, it is sometimes tough to separate presentation from product.

In a separate presentation, a firm called Cognoptix announced data for its own eye test, detecting amyloid in the eye's lens.

"It's actually less disassembled than I'd normally do, with each person getting a separate presentation, but unless you have an army of cooks and assistants, that would be impossible for Thanksgiving dinner at home".

In a separate presentation Keating – who headed PM&C from 1991 to 1996 – warns the government's promise to cap expenditure while simultaneously cutting taxes and returning the budget to surplus is based on overly optimistic assumptions of growth in GDP, wages and productivity.

Edgar Bronfman Jr. Edgar Bronfman Jr., chairman and chief executive of the soon-to-be-public Warner Music Group, said in a separate presentation at the UBS conference that he sees a huge opportunity to sell the label's music on mobiles.