Sentence examples for give proper time from inspiring English sources

However, due to increase patient flow at health facility, I can't give proper time to all under five cases.

Make a schedule and give proper time to studies.

"I do not believe you have given proper time to build consensus.

If you want Caroline Lucas to be given proper time for her bill, sign the petition asking Jeremy Corbyn to get Labour MPs to attend on 11 March.

He reverted to his native language three times to try to make his point, and stressed that managers need time to impose their philosophies on new teams, "though in football we are rarely given proper time".

Because of a 16-game football schedule, then his jumping into playing basketball two days later, Pryor said he had not given proper time to making an informed choice.

Norm Eisen, former White House ethics lawyer to President Barack Obama, and Richard Painter, former ethics lawyer to President George W. Bush, called for the hearings to be postponed until the committees are given proper time to review the nominees' ethics disclosures.

It is important that facilitators are adequately educated, given proper time and that aims, course content and students' own activities and facilitator tasks are well defined and clearly communicated [ 13].

Viral infections contracted in foreign countries can be harmful because your body has not been given proper time to develop the necessary immunity.

"We're not able to give proper evaluations on time," another medical staffer told HuffPost, saying that medical care is essentially triaged to emergencies.

"Now it's time to give proper credit to that squad as a whole because championships are won by teams".