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Meanings of make presentations in English

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