Sentence examples for standard time for from inspiring English sources

The government used to say that its standard time for processing a standard renewal application was three weeks.

A: At the moment junior doctors are paid "standard" time for working during normal working hours, which is defined as 7am-7pm Monday to Friday.

During World War II, all clocks in the United States were kept one hour ahead of standard time for the interval Feb. 9, 1942 Sept.

Not long ago, the standard time for checking both in and out was noon, which gave a guest 24 hours in the hotel.

Hawaii has traveled through five time zones but kept its clocks and schedules on Hawaii-Aleutian standard time for the trip's first six days, which meant midnight meals and meetings that lasted until 2 30 a.m. local time.

Most government securities houses will close today at 2 P.M., Eastern standard time, for an early start to an extended weekend that includes the Washington's Birthday holiday on Monday.

Several studies focus on determining the standard times for nursing activities and the best nursing ratios (Kuhn et al. 2016, Roddy et al. 1987; Myny et al. 2010).

According to Heizer (2016) and Chary (1988) Method Time Measurement (MTM) system provides standard times for elements of fixed standard categories of work motions such as reach, move, turn, grasp.

"Green for standard time; purple for Lent and Advent; red for the Pentecost and the Feast of the Martyrs; and white for the most important feasts like Christmas and Easter," Lorenzo explained.

Sunday (March 11), we "spring forward" one hour and leave standard time behind for the next eight months.

Process mapping was used to detect potential process improvements, but also to calculate the standard time required for a task.