Sentence examples for approved period from inspiring English sources

Chaos monkey is a term popularised by Netflix [98], which defines a user or piece of software which introduces failure or error during a pre approved period of time in order to test the effectiveness of a monitoring strategy and the response of the operations team.

However, the approved pruning period is when my Victoria plum is laden with fruit: great quantities last year.

Similarly, when women return late for their follow-up appointments, they are sometimes denied a reinjection, even when they are within the approved grace period.

They were especially concerned about cases where patients may need to extend their stays beyond their approved visa period, which could happen in the event that a medical tourist experiences a complication requiring further treatment that prevents safe travel home.

Lerner might approve a period of emergency spending but Villa have made such a pig's ear of their previous transfer business it is not easy to imagine that three of the people responsible for the club being in this mess will suddenly be able to put everything right.

The corresponding implementation rule would be that no loan can be approved if the period of indebtedness of the requested loan plus prior periods of indebtedness during the 90 days ending with the payoff date of the requested loan, exceeds 30 days.

One of the limitations of the study is that it is possible that other studies approved during the period under review were not identified in the initial search for potential studies with a CAB for the period 2008 2012.

Roughly a third of the mileage that was approved during this period never materialised.

Arms sales to Egypt have also resumed, with £2.7m of sales approved during a period that saw the controversial detainment of al-Jazeera journalists.

The City Council approved the grace period last year amid complaints about overeager traffic agents who watch the clock too closely and drivers who don't watch it closely enough.

That's one reason that, despite the rigorous monitoring of clinical trials, 16 novel medicines were withdrawn from the market from 2000 through 2010, a figure equal to 6 percent of the total approved during the period.