Sentence examples for a time to establish from inspiring English sources

With regard to rifle procedures, in this case AK-47s, all recruits are required to perform a mandatory basic zeroing operation (BZO) which consists of test firing 10 rounds at a time to establish proper sighting and alignment at the beginning of every training and qualification session.

That certainly does not give a quarterback time to establish a rhythm, and it does not give a break to an injury-depleted defense that was being shredded by the Cowboys.

It did take them a long time to establish a lead, however, and that was due, in part at least, to profligate finishing, most notably on the part of Sutton.

"It's a critical time to establish a sustainable model of urban transportation, so that Asia doesn't just follow our unsustainable model, which of course the auto industry is pushing".

These results suggest that GSU managers with lower educational levels had got their jobs earlier and had therefore had a longer time to establish a strong customer base.

WGN News reports that last year the district saw only an 89percentt attendance rate for the first day of school and Brizard sees the start of the school year as a crucial time to establish a pattern of good attendance.

As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.

In addition, it can take a long time to establish a diagnosis of EDS, and many feel that they have to struggle to get necessary help from the health- and welfare support system [ 23].

Ed Miliband, for Labour, said: "It takes a long time to establish an honourable political tradition.

X and the exit I met each actor an hour before the show - an essential time to establish a rapport, convince them they can do nothing wrong.

You've heard the usual platitude: trust takes a long time to establish, but only a moment to destroy.