Sentence examples for fence time from inspiring English sources

In an incredibly busy team environment it is difficult to strictly ring fence time, but other professions are much more rigid about the opportunity to engage with a trusted person and examine their own emotional health.

This suggests that initiatives such as the Productive Wards programme (see above) and the recently promoted "Protected Engagement Time" (PET) scheme, aimed at ring-fencing time for patient contact [ 27] may have potential to improve morale as well as patient experiences.

It is expected that Trusts will provide appropriate support for this process of clinical governance to allow collation and analysis of these data, ring fenced time for audit meetings, facilities for presentation, and support so that the meeting outcomes can be formally minuted and these minutes archived.

In Rajasthan, the sprawling Indian desert state that shares the largest stretch of border with Pakistan, shifting sand dunes obscure the fence from time to time, or a fierce sandstorm smothers entire sections of barbed wire.

Over and over, he rushed at the fence, each time gaining a few inches of height.

Author Macfarlane, who is chair of judges for the 2013 Man Booker prize finds himself on the other side of the fence this time around.

Ironically, our manager was Paul Lambert, who finds himself on the other side of the fence this time, with his Villa side heavy favourites.

cast a politically courageous vote against the banks last week, but is still on the fence this time around.

Rafael, a cement worker, has already been caught jumping over the fence five times.

"I haven't spoken to anyone about that," he began, fencing for time.

He said his brother was being heavily medicated for depression and had approached the border fence three times previously.