Sentence examples for allowing no time from inspiring English sources
Procrastination is rampant, meaning that important bills are held until the final days, even hours, of legislative sessions, allowing no time for proper consideration.
Parliament would meet for two days twice a year, and MPs would only read out prepared statements, allowing no time for discussion.
Another night, one entree arrived with the appetizers; the others followed in short order, allowing no time for us to finish our first course.
With Mr. Matsuev, it was pedal to the metal, faster and louder, almost the whole way, allowing no time for harmonic or melodic gestures, hastily arrived at, to sort themselves out.
DRIPA was criticized both for the draconian data capture powers it afforded, and also for the unseemly haste with which it was railroaded through Parliament — allowing no time for proper Parliamentary scrutiny.
It was exhausting, allowing no time to explore my own artistic endeavours.
The new regulator allows no time for this.
Sadly, our laconic chairman, Melvyn Bragg, allowed no time for questions.
The roster allows no time for travel between appointments – and she is not paid for it.
One dispatcher, Monique Brown, described a day when the pace allowed no time to eat or drink.
His captaincy is generally decisive and bold in a format that allows no time for ponderous contemplation.
