A number of students report that particular poems stick, recurring to them at opportune moments: as a lieutenant, Andy carried Stevens with him in the Sunni Triangle; David, a captain who will return to West Point in a few years to teach English, still signs off his e-mail messages from Iraq with lines from Shakespeare's "Henry V," long passages of which he memorized as a plebe.
34 Providing opportune healthcare as a routine part of consultations has been long considered a fundamental part of the GP consultation.
Moreover, we will gather information on direct (non- medical costs, such as costs of out-patienon- medicalt-of-hospital costsand, if opportune, readmisuchns, as well as on indirecostsn-medical cofts, such as productivity losses, by sending a patient questionnaire at three months following hospital admission.
Forming a mix of these two groups of experts was considered opportune as it allowed the experts to combine practical expertise with the results of available research.
The timing – stretching five years since his 2011 Open Championship victory – is opportune, as he reverts to captaining Europe's team at Hazeltine.
His son's timing was opportune as Glassanos' private electronic billing company, Xign, had just been acquired by JPMorgan Chase.
The timing of these studies is opportune as it will inform the NHI system that South Africa is currently piloting in its quest to reduce health disparities.
They are a well-qualified target group to comment on EWTD and its implementation, and the survey timing in 2010 was opportune as the full implementation of EWTD had just happened across England.
Those dynamics may suggest 2010 as opportune for a military-civilian administration that can accommodate the ambitions of junior generals and armed groups now observing ceasefires.
Debate as to constitutional change quickened in the late 1990s, many seeing the time as opportune for a shift to republican status.
