Thus, there may be chances associated with the punctuality of trains, for example, without any presumption that there are any associated laws.
Wehn's at his very best when distilling all the things that Brits mock the Germans for – their punctuality, their love of order, the fact they leave their towels on sunloungers – and rejoicing in them triumphantly.
Roger Gale, Conservative MP for North Thanet, has described them as "massaged" and has called for the high-speed punctuality numbers to be taken out of the overall percentage.
But Adi Godrej, who is known around the office for his punctuality, said it was something more, including the brand's connect with the customer and its distribution system.
Delta is known in the industry for its punctuality, which should help it withstand the blow to its reputation, said David Primo, an associate professor of political science and business administration at the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester.
Our first meeting was with the board of Pravda, and as we made our belated appearance, the editor said, "Whatever happened to the American reputation for punctuality?" When our chairman responded that the Red Arrow had been late, the editor said: "Impossible.
In a country famous for its pedantic punctuality, the notorious trend of rappers turning up hours – or even days – late is a constant source of confusion.
The indicator for punctuality can be extended to cover incidences of cancelled trains due to infrastructure failures.
According to the guide, none of the Whitehall punctuality for a meeting at 10 am is observed.
"Germany may be stereotyped for its punctuality, but the announcement of Mario Gotze's move to Bayern Munich in April got the ball rolling absurdly early - though it did allow Dortmund to react with big deals for Henrikh Mkhitarayan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
