to present vs to the present

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• Scully refuses to present my study.
• The complete provider WEINIG was able to present a convincing solution.
• Utilize customer preferences to present relevant content.
• CROATIA DEBUT EIRE to present business opportunities to investors.
• Prysmian has taken steps to present its preliminary defence.
• The company was invited to present comments.
• Proliferation of cheap electronic media able to present.
• Foreign nationals are required to present their Passport and valid visa.
• Develop the confidence to approach people to present your products.
• It took the state three days to present its case.
• The plan was to present a united front.
• You'll get four weeks to present a plan...
• We will deliver the formal declaration when the Guild ambassador arrives... to present his credentials.
• It is my great honor to present to you...
• Damon asked me to present some research to the department.
• Well, court denied our motion to present videotaped testimony.
• Sycamore charter is proud to present the history of California.
• Preparing to present at Grand Rounds.
• Please allow me to present Baby Feels-A-Lot.
• Vendors visiting Elettra to present their products.

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• This measure is assessed in detail in the opinion presented in parallel to the present document.
• Sharing of costs1. Mandatory contributions shall be made in accordance with the terms of the Annex to the present Protocol.
• Sixteen industrial users have sent submissions in relation to the present investigation.
• ProSiebenSat. and Deutscher Kabelverband (DKV) did not submit comments with respect to the present procedure.
• It is clear and concise and represents a significant simplification compared to the present regime.
• I am, however, opposed to the present trend towards increased supranationalism in the EU.
• Is the moment you return to the present.
• But you still have a chance to return to the present.
• We can't sacrifice the future to the present.
• Everything's perfect about the past except how it led to the present.
• That contribution is also appended to the present opinion.
• Which brings us to the present.
• This has made a major contribution to the present crisis.
• The noise charge for an arrival and a departure at a given airport shall be calculated as set out in the Annex to the present Directive.
• Compared to the present regime, the granting of this supplement is conditional on there being no practical alternative available other than sheep or goat production.
• If it is supported by excessive leverage, effectively shifting future consumption to the present, China could face a significant slowdown - or even a major crisis.
• The above helpful wording appears in paragraph 5 of Chapter 1 of the Annex to the present Directive.
• These questions have been considered in the formal investigation that has led up to the present Decision.
• Its life force carries us from our distant past right up to the present, and tells us much about our future.
• You are returning, returning to the present.