Sentence examples for to preparing new from inspiring English sources

Frédéric, appointed professor at the Collège de France in 1937, devoted a part of his activities to preparing new sources of radiation.

The postgraduate medical education of the physicians we refer to as "residents" is recognized by those within and outside medicine as an enterprise dedicated to preparing new physicians to enter independent practice.

This will not immediately ease the strain, as it will take years to prepare new units.

"We're all curious to prepare new things, with our own stamp," Ms. Soria said.

While falling short of proposing new sanctions on Russia, the statement told the European commission to prepare new "appropriate action".

"Other networks, other cells, other individuals in France and in Europe are getting organised to prepare new attacks.

He said: "Other networks, other cells, other individuals in France and in Europe are getting organised to prepare new attacks.

Sometimes, the best way for a writer to prepare new ground is to turn around and see what the old ground looks like.

He began to prepare new branding and packaging to assure his customers that only the name, not the company, was changing.

Lobbyists and lawmakers worked on Thursday to prepare new legislation that would give the retailer a one-year reprieve from collecting sales tax in the state.

At his direction, his aides scrambled to prepare new remarks, discussing the logistics in emails that officials back at the White House started receiving at 2 30 a.m.