The phrase "a Time that matters" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a significant or meaningful moment or period in time.
Example: "In the grand scheme of life, we often realize that a time that matters is not measured by years, but by the moments we cherish."
Alternatives: "a significant time" or "a meaningful moment".
When the child reaches Adolescence - A Time That Matters, the family continues to play a protective role.
Research and strategic direction Adolescence: A Time That Matters (UNICEF, 2002) Adolescents have rights - as expressed in the CRC, including those to information and skills; access to services, such as education, health, recreation and justice; a safe and supportive environment; and opportunities to participate and to have their voices heard.
The reasons to invest in adolescents are all discussed in the advocacy document: Adolescence: A time that matters Too often adolescents are defined by their problems rather than their strengths, and programs for young people created in response to crises or troubling behaviours.
Adolescence: A Time That Matters Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope Progress for Children: A report card on adolescents (No. 10) The State of the World's Children 2011: Adolescence – An Age of Opportunity The State of the World's Children 2011: Executive Summary Voices of Hope: Adolescents and the Tsunami Will you listen?
But there are also business needs around finding sites with adequate power, finding sites where the cost structure works, finding sites that can be built out in a time frame that matters for the business.
All this comes to form a moment in time that matters for Pandora, a company with more than a decade of history under its belt.
If you're a musician — a rock star — the only time that really matters is when the lights go down and the amps go up.
The best part is that it's delivering on a time scale that matters - now.
Or a bad time, for that matter.
This is the only time that matters.
It is only our USE of time that matters.
