Sentence examples for started preparation for from inspiring English sources
That sentiment is grounded in the number of companies currently rumored to have filed or started preparation for a public debut.
If you're still doggedly subjecting yourself to another experimental therapy, then you're "battling on"; if you've started preparations for end-of-life care, then you're preparing to "lose your brave fight" or "finally give in" to an unconquerable enemy.
That fall, IAVI announced two novel vaccine approaches for Kenya and South Africa and started preparations for clinical trials.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started preparations for a new vaccine in April, right after swine flu entered the United States.
Washington is on holiday now, but before setting off for their summer homes, the politicians started preparations for what could be an autumn of British bank-bashing.
"It's not confirmed that this new team will race but I have received an offer," the 28-year-old said as he started preparations for Sunday's Japanese grand prix near Nagoya.
The chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, Stephen Hester, was forced out of his job on Wednesday with a payoff at least £1.6m – and possibly up to £5.6m – as the bailed-out bank started preparations for privatisation next year.
WHILE the insurgency shows no sign of abating, especially in the mainly Sunni triangle where a good fifth of Iraqis live, Iraq's interim government has officially started preparations for the general election due by the end of January.
Staff at Castle Stuart, which only fully opened in 2010, have already started preparations for the 2012 Scottish Open.
If the Sacketts didnt immediately restore their lot to its previous condition theyd already started preparations for construction they would be fined $37,500 a day.
The Allies immediately started preparations for an amphibious assault on the Dardanelles.
