| The charge nurse rather than staff nurses attended the multidisciplinary rounds, again because of issues of coordination and time constraints. |
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| Dissatisfied councillors had to forego raising matters under Any Other Business on the agenda due to time constraints. |
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| This is not so much due to time constraints as due to the fact that I don't feel like putting intense mental effort into it. |
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| Trying to find decent gifts whilst fighting pushy people and time constraints is like going on a wild goose chase. |
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| Due to time constraints, I am unable to reproduce every minute detail of my cobbler making. |
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| They liked me, though, and they wrote in a bit part for me, but that got cut for Hollywood reasons, time constraints or whatever. |
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| In the news, time constraints driven by commercial requirements reduce the hourly news bulletins to sound bites. |
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| Review frequency depends on project time constraints, scale, and allocated budgetary contingencies. |
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| The growing use of instant pudding, instant drinks, snack foods, and canned soups reflects growing time constraints. |
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| Owing to time constraints, the preamble was not examined and two of the principles were not adopted. |
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| Some of these visits did not materialize, owing mainly to time constraints. |
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| For the majority of procrastinators, the lack of time constraints can be a disadvantage. |
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| Because of logistics and time constraints, the First jam session will have to wait until next year in Ottawa. |
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| In our league, we start a tie-break 15 minutes before a match is scheduled to end due to time constraints. |
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| However, given time constraints, it was not possible for the ISP to consider this response in advance of the July meeting. |
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| Regrettably, in view of time constraints, I will be unable to deal with all those topics in any detail. |
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| She was unable to compete in the high jump due to time constraints and her husband and coach Jan advised her not to enter the long jump. |
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| We have to be mindful that we have time constraints of five hours and at the end of the day it means we might be taking away a slot from someone. |
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| I apologize for being hard-headed at times, but we are under time constraints and we have to manage these meetings. |
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| This is in part due to time constraints and the focus on the project funding component. |
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| Due to the time constraints for when this order was needed, they went above and beyond to make sure everything was taken care of for me. |
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| He added that due to time constraints, the Secretariat would synthesise the reports after the meeting. |
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| Since the Commission perennially operated under time constraints, reform of its working methods was almost always on the agenda. |
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| As companies try to do more with fewer employees, time constraints and fatigue become part of the job description for the remaining employees. |
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| He will seize any opportunity to pontificate, expressing his views with fervid self-assurance and with little concern for time constraints or his audience. |
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| I do not want to and cannot go into too much detail, Mr President, given the time constraints and also the interpreters' fees. |
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| I have great admiration for interpreters and translators, who have a very difficult job with stringent time constraints. |
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| We have an hour and a bit to deal with these folks, so hopefully we can keep within our time constraints and get the answers to our questions. |
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| Given the time constraints, I am not going to dwell on the agreements already achieved. |
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| Travel distances, travel costs, time constraints and the security situation made it difficult to interact more closely. |
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| In view of time constraints it was agreed that this item would be deferred. |
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| But in view of the time constraints for sending this document for printing ahead of the Congress, it was not possible to do so. |
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| If this is not always practical, e.g. due to time constraints, a synopsis of the course content in French could be given before delving into detail in English. |
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| Much of your consideration will have to do with your time constraints. |
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| Owing to time constraints and the potential number of speakers, delegations are kindly requested to limit their interventions to no more than five minutes. |
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| For the facility or institution, the scheduled visitation service means that volunteers can offer assistance that cannot be performed by full-time staff members due to time constraints. |
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| Due to time constraints and prevailing working conditions as mentioned under point 1, the WSJ Office has to concentrate all its efforts and resources in the preparatory work for the event. |
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| If you cannot pay us a visit in Münster due to time constraints, our sales representatives will be only too pleased to meet you at your premises and present our current range of articles. |
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| That, coupled with time constraints, led to his decision. |
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| But the funding body insisted that the project had not been too ambitious and was realisable – only not within the present budgetary and time constraints. |
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| This past summer, when I was demonstrating some of the new Cochrane consumer synopses, practitioners mentioned that time constraints often saw them begin to inform themselves using the consumer synopses. |
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| Though subject to severe time constraints, the filmmaker sought to enhance the technique by overlaying the drawings with airbrushed cels and using a solvent on the felt pen. |
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| Notwithstanding the time constraints and deadlines, their comments had been taken into account, except where they went against the terms of the resolution. |
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| That, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, is what I wanted to tell you briefly, given the time constraints and that I do not want to detain you further. |
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| Many members were not able to settle their affairs within the time constraints, and the budget was limited for travel and supplies. |
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| You may also be interested in our Maintenance program, which allows you to free yourself of any time constraints in the lifecycle of your applications. |
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| Thus, the process got off to a quick start with the core team being able to present a considerable amount of information to the oversight committee within the time constraints imposed. |
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| The capacity of the Joint Committee to discharge its mandate has necessarily been restricted by the breadth of the background material set out in Appendix I to this report and time constraints imposed in their analysis. |
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| However, owing to time constraints, the work was carried out with great haste and it was not possible to perform all of the necessary data checks. |
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| The policy is subject to the exigencies of the case and, in particular, to time constraints which may make it impossible for a translation to be made simultaneoulsy available with the filed version of the factum. |
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| This was not a case where investigators were unable to effectively pursue their investigative goals because of a lack of resources or time constraints. |
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| This quilt is a slice of life piece: it illustrates the tension and movement that result from busy lives, time constraints... and the body's progress. |
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| Given the time constraints this afternoon, I won't have time to present the full bacon and eggheads presentation that I presented at the start of May in the West Block. |
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| Not only are our sources, indicating the pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton, limited, but we are also hamshackled by certain time constraints. |
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| The inclusion of studies was dictated by the resource and time constraints of this study, by availability, and by the validity and reliability of the research. |
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| I suspect that the CBC callers' board was lit up like a pinball machine and they could have gone on for another eight hours given the time constraints. |
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| This regrettably never happened, owing to time constraints. |
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| Whether our agency is assigned a business letter or a more voluminous text, we take into consideration your time constraints and make sure our work is completed on schedule. |
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| When working with communities, it is important to understand their time constraints, and try to plan activities for periods when people are less busy. |
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| I am grateful not only for their high expertise but also for their readiness to accept the challenge of bringing their task to successful completion despite the time constraints imposed. |
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| Moreover, the time constraints of the universal periodic review were too strict to enable the serious violations in some countries to be addressed. |
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| Tinariwen chose to record on home ground this time round, renting an old house in Tessalit to work on their new project free of the usual time constraints. |
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| We were told that due to time constraints during the negotiations of the agreement, both parties agreed to forego an advance ruling from the CRA on the issue. |
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| Ecophobia, time constraints, inadequate funding, and limited knowledge of nature are also given nods as credible barriers to opportunities for children to engage with nature. |
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