The phrase "a time when veterans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period or event that involves veterans, often in a historical or commemorative context.
Example: "We should reflect on a time when veterans returned home from the war and faced numerous challenges reintegrating into society."
Alternatives: "an era in which veterans" or "a period during which veterans".
The hiring, which would be augmented by the addition of 300 clerical workers, would increase the department's mental health staff by nearly 10 percent at a time when the veterans health system is being overwhelmed not just by veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, but also by aging veterans from the Vietnam era.
In 1993 he had offered to escort Clinton on a speaking visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial at a time when some veterans were angrily challenging Clinton's moral right to go there.
But still, the forthcoming Alien: Paradise Lost has the distinct advantage of arriving at a time when the veteran film-maker's star is on the rise once again, thanks to critical acclaim for new space thriller The Martian, and even more importantly will not this time feature a screenplay by Damon "plot hole" Lindelof.
How strange it is to see Paul Verhoeven's back catalogue being remade by Hollywood at a time when the veteran Dutch film-maker is still, just about, making his own movies, and when the originals have hardly started to look dated.
The surprise was not that the 76-year-old actor is taking to the stage again at a time when so many veteran actors find it makes too many demands on their bodies and memories, but that he will be playing young Romeo's friend, the impetuous and rash Mercutio.
Secondly, we studied the association between benzodiazepine dose, type, and schedule and death from overdose only during times when veterans were currently receiving benzodiazepines and opioid analgesics concurrently (model 2).
AT a time when nearly half of veterans returning from battle file disability claims, it's fair to wonder whether word hasn't spread that service members can claim some vague mental health ailment, like post-traumatic stress disorder, and get a paycheck from the government.
There are exemptions for health care for active-duty members and "wounded warriors," but the whole system is likely to slow down as the people who process claims and retirements are furloughed — this at a time when there are six hundred thousand veterans with backlogged disability claims.
At a time when we are cutting veterans benefits, cutting education, student loans, cutting school budgets, contemplating cutting Social Security and Medicare, I don't see how we can justify spending billions of dollars on an attack like this," Grayson said.
We empower paralyzed veterans with the tools they need to secure good careers, at a time when the unemployment rate for veterans with severe disabilities is enormous.
