Sentence examples for properly in advance from inspiring English sources

Critics have complained that the airlines are failing to disclose the charges properly in advance.

But unless the state can calibrate everything properly in advance (a Solomonic task), its contractors may face perverse or inadequate incentives for the life of the agreement.The tube experience provides ample warning of some of the hazards facing the military as it tries to wrap up the aerial refuelling contract.

The other mistakes were more consequential, including his failure to discuss properly in advance a decision by Paul Bremer, the civilian put in charge of Iraq, to disband the Iraqi army and remove almost every official connected with Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath party, which contributed to the subsequent Sunni uprising.

"The dam operators should have informed locals properly in advance," he was quoted as saying.

And there's more to suggest this might be the case in this instance: A rulemaking process requiring CBP to solicit public feedback before adopting technology such as biometric systems has not been carried out properly in advance of the rollout, the documents suggest.

Meetings should be scheduled properly in advance.

For its part, LIPA has promised to plant new trees and has apologized for what it called a failure of communication, acknowledging that residents and local officials were not properly notified in advance.

Thompson, in his PAC evidence submission published on Friday, said he took "all reasonable steps to ensure that the BBC Trust was properly informed in advance" about the proposed redundancy settlements with Byford and Sharon Baylay, the former director of marketing who left with a £390,000 payoff.

For employees who had scheduled "use or lose" vacation time (annual leave) during that period, "as long as the leave was properly scheduled in advance, agencies must restore any annual leave that was forfeited because of the lapse in appropriations regardless of whether the affected employees were furloughed or excepted from the furlough," the OPM has said.

So I keep in mind Sir John Templeton's wisdom: "For those properly prepared in advance, a bear market in stocks is not a calamity but an opportunity".

So I keep in mind Sir John Templeton's wisdom: "For those properly prepared in advance, a bear market in stocks is not a calamity but an opportunity". Right now I'm buying even more of Main Street's high-quality companies that are not tied to Wall Street's wealth.