Unfortunately my time is completely taken up.

Haven't you taken up enough of his time as it is?

Time taken in months

What may be unpredictable is the time frame within which decisions have to be taken.

It is our view that all decisions need not be taken at the same time.

This is the second time you've taken me for a ride. I don't like it.

It's taken the world a long, long time to get to even where it is today.

No executions have taken place since that time.

Time taken to process late documents in sample

I've taken for a fool all the time.

Well, I've taken up enough of your time.

You should have taken warning the first time.

In the event of a decision not being taken within this period, interim accreditation shall be accorded until such time as a decision is taken.

He's taken his share already, for a long time.

She hadn't taken the train for a long time.

For remuneration purposes, the time taken for breastfeeding shall be reckoned as time worked. quot

The reason I've taken this time is I've been fascinated to hear some of the reactions to this.

Our draft is being presented to the General Assembly in time for decisions to be taken before September.

Each time, he is said to have been taken away by officers with a hood over his head.

That step, however, should be taken at the appropriate time.

Table 1 Time taken to complete recruitment and appointment actions

It has not taken up the annexes at this time.

For a long time, I've taken husbands in small doses.

Mr. WANG (China) (translated from Chinese) Mr. President, this is the first time my delegation has taken the floor.

Full account is taken of the traditional agricultural systems and practices that have evolved over time in the regions concerned.

Nevertheless, the process seems to have taken an excessively long time.

They have to be taken care of at the right time.

It's taken me a long time to get where I am.

Time has taken a heavy toll of my mind and spirit

Our friends think you should have taken silk some time ago.

(a) The draft has taken the time of dispatch as being the time when the communication leaves the information system of the originator or of the party who sent it on behalf of the originator otherwise, the time of dispatch is the time when the communication is received

He suggested that these issues be taken up one at a time.

I just hope I haven't taken up too much of your time.

I've already taken up more of Miss Cooper's time than I deserve.

And now the other half has taken over, probably for all time.

It is assumed, as a working tool, that the total time taken for the cross examination of a Prosecution witness will normally not exceed the total time taken for the examination in chief of that witness, when all cases are considered as a whole.

The long duration of time taken by the CD to agree to start negotiations on the CWC and the CTBT is an example of how time consuming such decisions can be.

More often, the reason relates to the time taken up by council activities.

At the same time, the fear of globalization had to be taken seriously.

If I had taken the 8 40 train, I would've been in time.

In multi accused trials, the time taken for cross examination often exceeds the time taken in examination in chief, particularly if the witness gives evidence implicating more than one or all the accused.

Moreover, the time span of six years over the two phases is rather long when account is taken of the adjustment efforts already achieved by the HIPCs.

2. The total number of legal agreements dealing with environment and sustainable development is rising while the average time taken to negotiate each treaty is steadily decreasing.

Time taken for moving a molecule to marketplace, after all the human and animal testing, was 10 years, now it is 15 years.

At the same time, gender perspectives, as a rule, are not taken into account.