Sentence examples similar to arranged call time from inspiring English sources
Difficulties could have been encountered in contacting participants, but as advisors arranged mutually convenient call times with smokers, this inability to successful complete calls probably reflects a lack of enthusiasm for repeated telephone counselling among participants.
If she was too busy, the research assistant arranged a time to call back.
At the end of each call, advisors arranged mutually convenient times to telephone participants; the pattern and frequency of calls were based on previously trialled schedules 17 and the frequency of face to face counselling already offered by the NHS.
Women who agreed to participate received a telephone call to arrange a time and place for an interview.
If the interviewer was not successful in reaching the HSA within the first four call attempts over a 2-day period, he or she referred the case to the team supervisor who contacted the HSA supervisor or health facility in-charge to develop a strategy for reaching that HSA (e.g., arranging a time to call the HSA via the supervisor's or another HSA's phone).
"We've not arranged a date, not arranged a time.
"It never entered my mind," said Margaret Hutchison, the director of administration, whom Ms. Nearing called to arrange for time off to recuperate.
Each party arranges a time, phone calls are exchanged, showers are had, skin is prepped, and then the fun happens.
Contacted by e-mail, Mr. Capone called a reporter at an arranged time.
