Sentence examples for time needed to prepare from inspiring English sources

For a hypothetical small firm, PwC has also worked out the time needed to prepare and file tax payments.

Hertz is also re-evaluating every aspect of the rental process, starting with the amount of time needed to prepare new vehicles for customers, Mr. Koch said.

Other defense lawyers expressed anxiety about the time needed to prepare for trial, given the volume of evidence and the number of defendants.

Independent group leader Adrian Robson questioned whether the fact an LDP had already been prepared, with some aspects which were not rejected by WAG planning inspectors, had shortened the time needed to prepare a new plan.

But three invigilators working at different schools said that was grossly underestimating the time needed to prepare for an exam, to collate and record papers, which would routinely take an extra 45 minutes.

The defense authorization bill included two other measures opposed by arms control advocates: $15 million to continue a feasibility study of a nuclear weapon capable of penetrating deep into the earth, and $25 million to cut in half the time needed to prepare for an underground nuclear test, from 36 months to 18 months.

However, Milošević took the position that the amount of time he needed to prepare his defence case "even the barest minimum of the time … would have to be in excess of two years" (Hearing 2 September 2003, T.25944).

Again these changes gave men and women the time they needed to prepare.

Mr Coeymans says it would be unwise to rush another one and that more time is needed to prepare.

Although 15 government lawyers, civil servants and intelligence officers attended the hearing, Eadie said more time was needed to prepare the government's response.

Some time is needed to prepare the ingredients while the stove is off, but once you begin cooking, be ready to eat.