Monteverdi went to the trouble and expense of preparing a new manuscript with revisions; had he had more time, he informed Striggio, he would have revised the work more thoroughly.
The council committee decided to remove an "urgency clause" from the proposed rules to allow more time to inform the public about the changes but rejected other changes proposed by Price.
"We'll go back to the drawing table, and with more time to inform the discussion, we will revisit it when we can work to both gather signatures and educate people about why breed-neutral legislation is what protects public safety," she said.
Rachael spent most of her time informing patrons that "wellies" is the British term for rain boots find more of her useless information on Twitter.
Democracy has seen little change since Sir Tim Berners-Lee founded the World Wide Web 25 years ago, and it is time for a change: to a more direct, more frequent, more human-centred, more participatory, more informed form of democracy.
"Directors have got to spend much more time being really informed about the environment in which companies operate".
Remote voters have more time to make informed decisions than those herded through busy voting booths, says Michael Alvarez at the California Institute of Technology, especially if many races run simultaneously.
Once the weekend arrives, with more time to make informed decisions, consumers download the apps that have caught their attention or upgrade to paid versions of the free apps they already have.
I would like to have some more time to get informed, but there's no way I'm abstaining.
Hence, DAs need to spend more time with farmers to properly inform and persuade them about the importance of technologies and assist them to enhance land productivity, which is practically challenged by the disproportionately large number of farmers.
