After you have completed a first draft of your business case, your next step should be to carefully review your business case for any unnecessary language and grammatical errors. Make sure your business case is formatted in a manner that is easy to read and clearly displays each of the separate business case sections in underlined or bolded text. Get the agreement and feedback of those who will be responsible for implementation. Although, they are not usually the decision makers, the best way to ensure that your business case will be successful is by making sure that the personnel responsible for implementing the plan have the opportunity to review the business case and offer suggestions for changes and other feedback. For example, if your business case suggests the implementation of a new marketing strategy as a means to enter new markets, you should definitely take the time to meet with the marketing team in order to ensure that the processes contained in your business case can be feasible implemented by marketing personnel. Your business case should be presented to the management professionals who are responsible for providing approval for new business strategies or plans. Begin with the problem, issue or goal that your business case is addressing. From there talk about the resolution provided by your business case, as well as the different options, and steps that must be taking to bring about resolution. Consider using a PowerPoint presentation to add visuals to your business case presentation. Brainstorm in advance about any potential concerns that management may have about implementing the business case plan. Make sure to address these concerns during your presentation, instead of waiting for management to raise their concerns.
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One-sentence summary -- Edit your business case draft. Present your business case to the personnel who will be instrumental in implementing the business case plan. Present your business case to final authority.

Q: You'll be able to locate your uterus more easily if you are flat on your back. You can lie on your bed, sofa, or wherever you feel comfortable. Take a few deep breaths to help yourself relax. Doctors generally advise pregnant women not to spend much time on their backs, because the weight of the uterus can compress a major nerve. This could disturb the blood flow to you and your baby. Only stay in this position for a few minutes. You could also relieve pressure by using a pillow to prop one side of your body up. Finding your pubic bones can help you get a sense of where you'll feel your uterus. Your pubic bones are directly above your pubic hair line. These are the bones you will feel when you are feeling your belly to find your uterus. A general guideline is that your uterus should be between your pubic bones or slightly above that area. Your navel is commonly referred to as your belly button. Before you are 20 weeks, your uterus will be located beneath your navel. Place your hands on your belly right below the navel. The first day of your last menstrual period is considered the start of your pregnancy. You can count from that date to figure out how far along you are. You may still be able to feel your uterus if you are less than 20 weeks pregnant. When you are further along in your pregnancy, your uterus will be above your naval. Place your hands on your abdomen just above your belly button. During your third trimester, your uterus will be the size of the watermelon, so you will have no trouble feeling it. Begin moving your fingertips slowly and carefully around your abdomen. Your uterus will feel round and a little firm. You can press your fingers to the top of the uterus, which is called the fundus. You and your doctor can measure your uterus to determine how many weeks pregnant you are. Using centimeters, measure the distance between your pubic bone and the top of your uterus. The number should correspond to how many weeks pregnant you are. For example, if the distance is 22 centimeters (8.7in), you are likely 22 weeks along. If the numbers don't seem to be matching up, this may indicate that your original due date was inaccurate.
A: Lie down on your back. Locate your pubic bones. Feel your belly below your navel if you are 20 weeks pregnant. Find your uterus above your navel if you are 21 weeks or more pregnant. Gently press your fingertips to your stomach. Measure the size of your uterus to determine how far along you are.

Article: Get a natural roller with a thick nap. Fill your paint tray with your paint and run the roller back and forth in the tray to load it. Apply paint to the larger surfaces of your wall using vertical back-and-forth strokes. Cover each area 3-4 times with your roller as you paint to fill in the pores. Leave the 36in (7.615.2cm) around the top, bottom, and sides of the walls unpainted to avoid messes accidentally rolling the wrong surface. You can use paving paint or porch-and-floor enamel for smoother concrete if you'd prefer. Waterproof masonry paint will work on either cinderblock or concrete walls. After waiting at least 2 days for the paint to dry, grab another sheet of sandpaper or a sanding brick with a grit of 40-80. Sand your primed walls using circular strokes to remove the upper layer of the paint and make the surfaces paintable. If you don't sand your primed walls, the paint will peel, crack, or fail to hold up in cold or hot temperatures. Once you've sanded your finished walls, fill a clean paint tray with your paint. Opt for semi-gloss to protect your basement walls from moisture or water. Fill your roller in the paint tray and roll the larger sections of your walls, leaving the 36in (7.615.2cm) around the edges unpainted. Work slowly and apply even pressure with your roller to get a beautiful base coat. You can use matte or flat paint if you've never had any issues with water in your basement. Semi-gloss paint will be easier to clean and will do a better job of protecting your walls though. Use standard paint on stucco or plaster walls as well. Whether it's concrete, cinderblock, or finished drywall, you will finish the trim the same way. Get a 23.5in (5.18.9cm) angled brush with natural bristles. Load your brush and use the rim of the paint tray to scrape excess paint off of the brush. Carefully paint the trim around the edges of each wall, angling the tip of your brush towards the exterior edge as you paint around the ceiling, adjacent walls, or floor. Use even back-and-forth strokes to paint the trim. You can use a nylon brush to paint finished walls if you prefer. Let your first coat dry for 2-3 days. Then, apply a second coat to your basement walls using the same method that you used the first time. Roll the center of each wall first and then paint the trim using the same brand and color of paint. When you're done painting, clean up, vacuum any dust off of the floor to keep it from kicking up into the wet paint. Wait at least 3 days before touching your walls or putting any furniture back.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Roll your cement walls with waterproof masonry paint and a thick-nap roller. Sand finished walls a second time before painting. Use a roller to paint finished walls with a semi-gloss paint. Paint your trim with an angled brush. Apply a second coat to finish painting your walls. Clean up and wait 48-72 hours before touching your wall.