Sentence examples for sufficient time to respond from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers have said that a final report on the inquiry by Mr. Branchflower is due by Oct. 10, to allow both sides sufficient time to respond before the presidential election.
But he did accept it was "just arguable" that she had acted unfairly in not allowing the university sufficient time to respond to UKBA concerns before suspending its licence.
Further, Mr. Loriquet said the project had already been put out to bid by the time the troopers lodged their complaint, but that the various companies had to be given sufficient time to respond.
This approach was used to ensure that hospital staff had sufficient time to respond to the elevated score and to exclude measurement of data documented during a cardiac or respiratory arrest.
Cells containing predicted cases were identified as high risk before onset of illness by a mean of 37.2 days; given the 2 14 day range of the human WNV incubation period (28 ), this identification preceded transmission to humans and provided sufficient time to respond and potentially reduce the number of infections.
To be effective, early warning systems must provide information before the onset of events in a manner that allows authorities sufficient lead time to respond.
In some cases, single-sample estimates may not be sufficient to resolve demographic history, only revealing parameters that have had ample time to respond.
Sadly, there's no time to respond.
Alerted, the terrorists had time to respond.
Give the department time to respond.
