Sentence examples for established waiting from inspiring English sources

Ten states have established waiting lists or are otherwise limiting access.

After the Beijing Games, the International Table Tennis Federation, the sport's governing body, established waiting periods and other restrictions to make it harder for players to represent new countries after relocating.

They were ordered to patrol approaches to Pakistan's Karachi harbour and Makran Coast, for which they established waiting stations and submarine havens.

As a result, if some states receive a deluge of applicants, they may establish waiting lists until they determine they have enough funding.

The Bush policy also requires states to establish waiting periods, so middle-income children do not go directly from a private health plan to a public program.

Annie Moore, a spokeswoman for the United Network for Organ Sharing, a nonprofit organization established by Congress to arrange organ donations, said the public solicitation by Mr. Breen's family is wrong because it bypasses its system, which establishes waiting lists based on medical information.

Many humanized measures have been launched in response to passengers' demands when operation faults occur, such as offering free tickets, establishing waiting areas where passengers can wait for connections to public transport, printing emergency bus schedules and establishing green channels to help passengers who need to catch a plane, train or long-distance bus.

To establish waiting probabilities on, for example the 9th node, the NODE 9 input line may be defined as: i.e. the node number is repeated.

In New Rochelle, for instance, a new coalition of Hispanic companies and business people, the Bellas Artes Business Council, has established a waiting space to get day laborers off the sidewalks and persuaded the city to hire a coordinator to help match workers with contractors.

Out of hours performance targets should be established and waiting times should be strictly monitored.

Reynolds wants to establish a waiting list for public land, from which councils should easily find buyers for the smaller sites they find difficult to sell on the open market.