Sentence examples for give a timely from inspiring English sources
Someone who can see the whole picture, give a timely diagnosis, a comprehensive assessment and a plan for the next five days.
A successful launching in the first week of April would give a timely boost to the domestic reputation of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il.
Talking with one or more coworkers about how hard it is to get Doug in Accounting to give a timely response creates a feeling of connection with everyone else who is struggling with Doug's lack of responsiveness.
Such a law long promised and even drafted by the government but never enacted would provide citizens with the ability to petition public authorities for information about the workings of their government and would establish the government's legal responsibility to give a timely response.
To give the panel prize to Buckley-Hill, meanwasle, was to give a timely nod to one of the most positive recent developments on the Fringe – the increasing popularity, and rising quality, of the Free (and also the Five-Pound) fringe.
The group claims that APHIS did not give a "timely final response" to at least 29 requests or appeals through FOIA, and that in about a third of those instances the agency did not provide any response.
Waze users' data, if eventually built into Google's maps, should give a timelier, fuller picture of conditions on the roads.Waze became a big hit in its homeland: "almost 100% penetration" among smartphone-owning drivers, says Yahal Zilka of Magma Venture Partners, an Israeli venture-capital firm which led the first round of investment in Waze in 2008.
He said that in most instances, the police gave a timely response to applications.
Nicola Adams was given a timely reminder of the precarious nature of her status as women's flyweight No1.
Nearly a decade after it was first released, Sublime Frequencies' Choubi Choubi: Folk & Pop Sounds From Iraq compilation has been given a timely reissue.
Recent debates about new techniques for the prevention of mitochondrial DNA disorders, which resulted in parliamentary regulations to permit them, gave a good example of how novel but controversial science can and should be given a timely public airing.
