Sentence examples for to be presented before from inspiring English sources

The next E.U. report on Romania is due to be presented before year-end.

Then the case is to be presented before an even larger panel, where the accused are permitted to appear and offer statements.

Internet voting would allow explanatory material to be presented before the vote (making for a more decision) and would cost a fraction of a conventional ballot, Turnbull argues.

Mr. Kumar said he expects the revised bill to be presented before Parliament on Tuesday, and pass before a recess later this week.

Under severe pressure from the armed forces, Alfonsín introduced the so-called Full Stop law in December 1986, requiring all new cases to be presented before a court within 60 days.

As the last Union Budget to be presented before the national elections in 2014, the finance minister faced a difficult task of balancing good politics with good economics, particularly in trying to rein in a record-high national deficit.

A number of Lib Dem MPs plan to vote against the proposal, due to be presented to parliament before Christmas.

The proposals, which are to be presented to London before being put to a referendum in the colony, seek the maximum level of self-government in accordance with United Nations criteria on decolonization, Peter Caruana, the chief minister, said.

The Mayor of London's office said Boris Johnson would wait for firm proposals to be presented to him before commenting.

Diplomats say the resolution requires more work and is not likely to be presented for a vote before next month.

There is increasing agreement that evolution needs to be presented and discussed even before students reach high school (Fail 2006).