Sentence examples for be made during a from inspiring English sources

Decisions not previously discussed usually had to be made during a crisis.

They also said that Mr. Bloomberg's official announcement, to be made during a luncheon speech at an Enterprise conference in Midtown Manhattan, would inspire other private groups to follow suit.

"It is important that Ofcom is clear that the terms on which participants compete, including decisions that have to be made during a contest because of unforeseen events, are generally matters for the broadcaster to decide," the regulator ruled.

Many decisions, both conscious and unconscious, have to be made during a product development process.

We describe the epidemiology of PEP in the USA so recommendations can be made during a PEP shortage.

Too often, the decisions are based on limited knowledge, the information is incomplete or imperfect, and the decisions must be made during a limited period of time.

The video was said to have been made during a party at her home in London.

"Earlier comments were made during a break of play, which were heard overseas.

The notes were made during a July 13 , 2001 telephone conference of the company's audit committee.

His comments were made during a discussion about raising educational standards for the most disadvantaged communities.

The announcement was made during a hastily convened press conference in Tokyo on Tuesday.