Sentence examples for time for calls from inspiring English sources

In 2016 a Labour MP told the Evening Standard: "I really have no time for calls for a second referendum because I think it comes across as disrespectful to those who voted to leave". He added in the same interview that Blair's government had lost trust by underplaying the numbers who would come from the EU accession countries.

During the previous experiment, also the run time of GIMME without the run time for calls of GM had been measured.

In addition, Global System for Mobile Communication – Railway (GSM-R) was considered, but rejected because of the lack of trans-border functionality and the need for more base stations, and thus higher investment costs, and longer start-up time for calls.

You can also always schedule a time for follow up. 5. Set your calendar defaults to remind you 10 minutes before each activity and then again 2 minutes before it starts (so you can stop what you are doing and dial in ahead of time for calls).

Many feel that the Prime Minister selected a bad time for calling an election amid the….

The optimum time for calling was established through call-back procedures (three call-backs per number) and interview scheduling.

Eloise Haldeman, a resident who complained about the longer response times for calls regarding trespassing and noise, said improvements are needed.

6 The MDS records activity including numbers of: calls to the service; abandoned calls; triaged calls and transfer times for calls requiring clinical advice from a nurse.

(Got scolded multiple times for calling it an apartment).

He once stabbed a guy 17 times for calling his girlfriend a "slag" and describes himself as a "nutter".

Dinnertime in Denver: prime time for sales calls.