preparatory
persediaan
definition
adjective
more preparatory work is needed
serving as or carrying out preparation for a task or undertaking.
example
Volunteers are required to carry out the 'preparatory' work.
The administration is not serious in carrying out the 'preparatory' work needed for the enforcement of the bylaw.
Children begin school in kindergarten and attend elementary, 'preparatory' , and secondary school.
Children's education goes through primary, 'preparatory' , and secondary stages.
He was speaking during the preliminary 'preparatory' meeting for the official launch of the project on May 13.
He is in a college 'preparatory' program in Drummondville, studying science.
With regard to interview transcripts, the Judge said that ‘that could certainly await the 'preparatory' hearing’.
Following this, they may opt for either one year of college 'preparatory' study or vocational training.
I know that they have been carrying out the 'preparatory' work to effect the repairs needed.
The mixed independent 'preparatory' day school is building four new classrooms and a specialist support classroom.
After the age of sixteen, students choose between vocational and college 'preparatory' training.
The decision was not an easily taken one as the committee had put in quite a bit of 'preparatory' work so far.
At a 'preparatory' hearing he raised possible defences of duress, necessity and public interest.
The contractor can, on the basis of the letter of intent, commence the preliminary 'preparatory' work.
The 'preparatory' committee has been overwhelmed by the interest shown by exhibitors.
Only 5 percent of students take a college 'preparatory' course in secondary school.
All those involved have undertaken intensive 'preparatory' training.
It was due for completion by May 2005 but so far only 'preparatory' work has been carried out and no hearings have taken place.
A like-for-like, three-year comparison between 'preparatory' and state schools is not possible.
Agriculture and economic policy have their own special 'preparatory' committees.
Students can choose to spend the second three years either in a 'preparatory' program or in vocational training.
Some 'preparatory' or junior schools also offer scholarships, but awards for children under the age of seven are rare.
The delays have been caused by the complex 'preparatory' work being undertaken at the site.
She did 'preparatory' research for the committee's work and took part in the process of discussing and drafting the proposed law that this paper analyses.
Johnston is already on site carrying out 'preparatory' works and construction will begin immediately.
The spokeswoman said that contractors were now on site carrying out early 'preparatory' work, and plans were in hand to close the gap within the next few weeks.
A new head teacher has taken over at an independent 'preparatory' school in Ilkley.
Brian was therefore sent to a 'preparatory' school on the south coast as a boarder.
The college 'preparatory' program readies students for university study.
At the ceremony speakers referred to the importance and significance of inaugurating the 'preparatory' committee.
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