Sentence examples for its work in time from inspiring English sources

The task force has not yet been formed, Augustine noted, but he hopes it will complete its work in time to influence NIH's FY 2016 budget request, which will be submitted to the White House in September. .

Then, in a letter to Senate Democrats released on Saturday, Shaub wrote that his staff was unable to do its work in time for the hearings, which "left some of the nominees with potentially unknown or unresolved ethics issues".

Whittling them down will take weeks—and risks frustrating Mr Chavez's desire for the assembly to complete its work in time for a referendum on the finished document in December.Mr Chavez's Patriotic Pole coalition dominates the assembly (with 121 out of 131 seats).

The WCMSR also has the spatial ambiguity problem because it works in time domain.

In addition to gifts made to the appeal, the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust has received direct donations worth £23,000 — including one of £5,000 from a grant-making charity that supports youth work and education, the Enborne Trust — prompted by reports about its work in The Times.

While Rakuten is optimistic about being able to make its service work in time for its commercial launch in October, some investors remain skeptical the company's share price today hovers near where it was in December 2017 when it first said it would go into telecom.

It's another to have the program run on its own and watch it work in real time," said Michael Kahana, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania and the senior author of the new study.

The department would not be able to carry out its work in two years' time if the cuts continued, general secretary Mark Serwotka warned.

Nature Theater of Oklahoma brings its 2009 "Romeo and Juliet" — not the Shakespeare you know; indeed that's the point as its participants invent and enact variations on the tale, based on their notably vague memories of the story — as well as its work-in-progress, the epic "Life and Times".

Following in the digital footsteps of The New Yorker, The New York Times, Politico, Vanity Fair and Cosmopolitan, ProPublica will release its work in e-book form, this time through Open Road Integrated Media, the two companies are expected to announce on Monday.

At the same time, its work in mobile systems remains nascent.