Sentence examples for time declarations from inspiring English sources

At the same time, declarations of hazardous waste generation quantity made by the organizations in this industry in 2009 and 2010 to HWDS and the literature data were evaluated and the range of HWGFs was created by assessing possible minimum and maximum quantities for each waste.

The features of the Italian director (The Last Emperor, The Sheltering Sky) "are at the same time declarations of love to cinema and also a manifesto of future utopias that find ways to regenerate themselves from past ones," gushed festival head Marco Mueller.

It was not exactly a "peace in our time" declaration but at the end of the European Team Championships here yesterday Charles van Commenee pledged to bring an end to the Great British Twitter War that has cast an embarrassing shadow over the British squad's time in the Swedish capital.

My right place right time declaration was a choice -- point: It wasn't God creating an experience for me -- it was my decision to surrender to not questioning or doubting that something better, smarter, sexier, more interesting, more intriguing, more fascinating was out there (even though we all know it was...)...

And play-of-all-time declarations.

HLA includes interest management capabilities (known as "Data Distribution Management") that reduce the data sent during a federation execution using the simulations' run-time declarations describing the data they plan to send and wish to receive.

Throughout the early 19th century, the U.S. government had declared a particular day as a national day of Thanksgiving, but these were one-time declarations meant to celebrate a significant event, such as victory in a battle.

That "Hedda" was written 12 years after "A Doll's House" -- the theater world's all-time declaration of woman's independence -- is suddenly startling, newly disturbing.

There was a time when declarations of aesthetic commitment were commonplace.

Now making up for lost time with declarations such as: "I will never be intimidated by those who r playing to the gallery and seeking attention at my expense.

"In normal circumstances we would be prepared to approve a substitution of a rider if a jockey who was unavailable at the time of declarations subsequently becomes available prior to the race".