It would be best if that popularity were properly tested by referendums, perhaps at the time of successions.
By the time of his succession, England had incurred a debt of £400,000.
At the time of his succession, Johor was facing a political threat from the deposed Sultan, Mahmud Muzaffar Shah.
At the time of his succession Chamberlain's personality was not well known to the public, though he had made annual budget broadcasts for six years, which, according to Chamberlain biographer Robert Self, appeared relaxed and modern, showing an ability to speak directly to the camera.
The sites were hierarchically clustered into a dendrogram to present an analytical picture of community development of collembolan species against the time-scale of succession.
The low correlation of the corresponding (in terms of time succession) components for successive cycles is in agreement with the high spatial variability of the combustion process in spark ignition engines, mainly due to the combustion of fuel pockets created in the combustion chamber by the injection process.
Over time the problems of succession and attracting outside capital will eventually cause families to cede control.
By the time of Henry's succession, it was generally recognized that only a strong personality, independent of faction, could guarantee the unity of the state, even though unity meant religious toleration for the Protestant minority.
By the time of the Hanoverian succession, investment in cricket had created the professional player and the first major clubs, thus establishing the sport as a popular social activity in London and the south of England.
But at that time, the ECB spoke of succession planning.
