用“preparatory”造句大全，preparatory造句
In particular, scientists tend to see preparatory brain activity as proceeding stepwise, one bit at a time, to a final decision.
Here I'd like to express my most sincere thanks to all countries, departments and friends that have given us support to the preparatory work for the Congress.
We would like to thank the Secretariat for the support it has provided during the preparatory stage of the course and the States Parties concerned for their active participation.
Some require preparatory education, whereas others foster skills through specific training and on-the-job experience.
The school's rigorous college preparatory curriculum and Quaker values of tolerance, equality, and social justice serve a diverse student body.
Far EasTone said yesterday it understood the government's position and would continue working on the preparatory stages of the deal, such as corporate governance issues.
In the meantime, international and domestic experts and specialists in the fields concerned, and professional institutions abroad shall be involved to ensure the smooth going of our preparatory work of the Games.
It will offer college preparatory classes and leadership courses even on weekends.
The final round of preparatory talks in Barcelona has revealed deep divisions between some of the key participants.
In 1952 the preparatory period began.
Taking Xinjiang ethnic preparatory students as subjects, the research probes into the correlation between second language learning engagement and acculturation.
In Japan, meetings are often mainly a formality, with a lot of preparatory work beforehand.
The ministers also reviewed the preparatory work of the Second leaders' Meeting to be held the next day. They were satisfied with the preparations and would report to their respective leaders.
Liu started to do preparatory work for the film in October 2010; the hardest part, he said, was finding actors.
So it was with keen anticipation that the first of a series of preparatory pow-wows opened last week in Bonn.
