Sentence examples for given time to correct from inspiring English sources
Even when the I.N.S. does get involved, the employee is now usually given time to correct the problem.
As it is, Ashley has publicly asked that Sports Direct be given time to correct its shortcomings.
The voting slide was then displayed for part a, and students were given time to vote for the correct answer.
Participants will be given time to practice (around two correct cycle of steps) and one formal trial will be performed on the dominant leg.
Establishments that fail to get an A on the first inspection will be given a second examination within 30 days, giving them time to correct any failings found in the first go-around.
A SAC that detects such minor defects in kinetochore microtubule occupancy caused by an imbalance of microtubule stability within the spindle would be able to indirectly probe for plate positioning, giving cells time to correct this imbalance and ensure a symmetric metaphase plate position.
Ms. Talel notes that most leases give the owner time to correct breaches before a lease may be canceled.
The state has recently relaxed its imposition of penalties, giving agencies more time to correct problems.
During normal mitosis, faithful chromosome segregation is assured by the robustness of kinetochore attachment to the spindle microtubules (K MT attachments) and the surveillance mechanism called the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC), which delays mitotic progression if incorrect K MT attachments are detected, giving the cell time to correct them.
Lotions are often best for beginners because they take longer to absorb, giving you more time to correct mistakes, while mousses and sprays dry faster so are best used by the more experienced.
