We found that we just had to accept these differences, but when we worked on our own we were able to do things punctually.
"He would always come punctually with his bicycle on the train".
Dr. Goebbels, who appeared in court punctually, asked the President to put single questions to him, declining to make a speech as other distinguished witnesses have done.
And if children, whether ethnic German or from immigrant background, did not attend school regularly and punctually, the police should be sent to their homes and the parents fined, he said.
She thought it her social duty to go to certain parties, but her technique was to arrive punctually at the start, do a quick tour, thank her hosts, and leave just as the main gang of roisterers were arriving through the door.
She does not distinguish between those who arrive punctually at 8 o'clock, and those who run in hours later.
As much as consumers like to think they'll pay punctually and spend reasonably, many don't, and when they make mistakes, the product they have chosen is unforgiving.
Computer simulations do not solve a model, but only punctually probe its behavior for specific parameter values (e.g. diffusion constants and reaction rates) and at specific locations in space (called "discretization points").
For example, Czech companies use fines to stop their managers hoarding parts and materials, when what they should be doing is promoting trust that deliveries will arrive punctually.Testing these bold observations is hard.
The final nail in the coffin was the creation of NHS England in 2014, which had no responsibility for providers or their viability and sustainability, but which had power to buy services at prices that didn't meet costs at volumes that exceeded trusts' capacity to deliver services punctually and safely.
