Sentence examples for to presentations on from inspiring English sources

They'd listen to presentations on taxes and economics from learned souls, and do heavy socializing.

Which translates to presentations on the environment, nods to Brexit and Donald Trump, and Judi Dench reading a poem with Brazilian actor Fernanda Montenegro.

The Justice Department contended that Allergan's promotions included paying doctors $1,500 each to listen to presentations on off-label uses and sending sales representatives to visit specialists who would not ordinarily administer Botox for any of the approved applications.

The same late-night revelers who spent their high school and college years plodding through mandatory science classes are now gathering voluntarily to listen to presentations on principles of string theory or how orbitofrontal cortexes work — as long as it takes place far from the fluorescent lights of classroom.

I had already attended the morning session in a hall packed with doctors, nurses and therapists and listened to presentations on premature ovarian failure, new and better drugs for endometriosis, and the risks of pulmonary embolism (changes in oestrogen levels can affect how the blood clots).

Finally, the congress also devoted substantial space to presentations on the management of post-polypectomy complications and large polyps.

The bill, now proceeding on a fast track, is scheduled to move from committee to presentation on the House floor next week.

Using a cancer symptom measurement tool (the MD Anderson Symptom Inventory (MDASI)) we assessed the usability of patient data in its raw paper form and compared that to presentation on two electronic presentation formats of different sizes.

We were also fortunate enough to be able to attend two schools to conduct presentations on health education.

Encourage principals to invite Private Sector organisations/ quality specialists to make presentations on 'quality' at regular intervals.

Now, Ms. Akright holds only a single one-hour meeting every three weeks, for senior employees to give presentations on various trends in the industry.