Sentence examples for allowance for time from inspiring English sources

And now the kicker: "The allowance for time lost is at the discretion of the referee".

The referee is the official timekeeper for the match, and may make an allowance for time lost through substitutions, injured players requiring attention, or other stoppages.

After allowance for time since last negative smear, the relative risk for the first primary smear over the age of 50 having moderate dyskaryosis or worse decreased from 0.60 (95% CI: 0.41 0.84) for two negative smear episodes to 0.25 (95% CI: 0.10 0.56) for four negative smear episodes, compared with the positive history group.

The data need to be detailed enough not to be misleading, including clarifying at what point in a person's career you are measuring earnings; how allowances for time at graduate school and a variety of career choices are made; how family choices about such things as child-rearing are accounted for, etc.

Gore and Bush lawyers completed their briefs for the Florida Supreme Court over the weekend as to how the justices should sort out the seemingly contradictory dictates of Florida law: strict deadlines for elections but with allowances for time-consuming manual recounts.

Correlation between the E KL field and PC index was calculated with allowance for delay time.

In calculating lost productive time our assumption might also be questioned that there were only 65 working days in 3 months, especially for household work, but on the other hand this made no allowance for "holiday" time.

I do not even receive extra duty allowance for the time work that I do.

"Clearly teaching depends on good preparation and rigorous marking of pupils' work and there needs to be an allowance of time for that, but to attempt to limit the number of teaching hours when there is a great strain on finances is a ridiculous request.

This is due to a limitation of the preparation in that although lung slices are prepared immediately, the removal of agarose and the allowance of time for the airway to revert back to basal tone following slicing is required.

Advantages of stenting in the colon obstruction before surgical resection include acute restoration of luminal patency with preoperative decompression, clinical stabilization and a proper colon cleansing, and the allowance of time for surgical optimization and staging before resection, so it is possible to perform the surgical intervention in a single stage.