Sentence examples for time to confer from inspiring English sources

Islam and Tulemaganbetov asked for time to confer privately in another office.

News conferences were at a minimum, and rare was the senator who found time to confer with lobbyists or work a crowd.

"They have each had time to confer with their legal advisers and prepare their defence for this trial and in fact, each now blames the other".

The high-profile meeting was postponed until today, to allow President Vladimir V. Putin time to confer with his close aides, who are members of the board.

Although this problem could be obviated to an extent by scheduling lots of breaks to allow Iranian officials time to confer and seek guidance from Tehran.

Many patch together jobs at different colleges to make ends meet, and with commuting, there's less time to confer with students or prepare for class.

Fortunately ligands are essentially fungible and can be exchanged at various times to confer the desired properties to the particle.

A fee of 750 ducats had to be paid for this habilitating title (except in the case of counts' sons), and a further fee of 750 ducats was required for the obligatory cancellation of the vizcondado when the time came to confer the higher rank.

The goal of general pharmacokinetic investigation in drug discovery is to identify a drug candidate with properties that allow delivery and exposure to the target molecule for a sufficient duration of time so as to confer the desired pharmacologic activity.

He took notes from time to time, conferring with his lawyers during jury selection.

It is possible that the time required for robustness to confer a fitness advantage was longer than 5 × 104 updates, but after such long time the initial differences in robustness may have vanished or, alternatively, populations might have already been confined to a stable fitness value.