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1
PowerPoint can now be used to
make
presentations
viewable on the Internet.
2
The Duke of Fort Canibas was too much absorbed to
make
presentations
.
3
However, the unions were given another chance to
make
presentations
.
4
Both authors will
make
presentations
at the 22 May hearing.
5
FAS, about whose future there has been much speculation, asked six agencies last March to
make
presentations
.
6
The conference continues on Friday, when executives will
make
presentations
on topics including Wells' mortgage hedging practice.
7
The procedures set out rules by which the president can call witnesses, introduce evidence and
make
presentations
.
8
Each conference we invite our network members where some of them
make
presentations
or they're just participants.
9
Groups seeking the new Kildare area radio licence will
make
presentations
today to the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland.
10
The children in the school are invited to
make
presentations
for whichever charity they feel deserves the earnings.
11
Each participant is represented by an avatar that can move and look around, allowing them to speak and
make
presentations
.
12
Her family says she was due to continue on her working holiday to
make
presentations
in London, France and Hong Kong.
13
The lectures will bring the world's leading scientists, science writers and communicators to Dublin to
make
presentations
on current science issues.
14
I had often been asked to
make
presentations
to management and, in some cases, to the boards of the companies I covered.
15
The L&H is a debating society which organises guest speakers to
make
presentations
and invites its members to put questions to them.
16
The federations governing the two codes are now obligated to
make
presentations
on why the department should not impose penalties on them.
make
presentations
make
presentation