TSF (Time Service Factor) Percentage of calls answered within a definite timeframe, e.g., 80 in 20 seconds.

At the same time, we believe that a legal instrument in that regard must contain precise and definite language.

Give me a definite answer.

I cannot give you a definite answer today.

I cannot give you a definite answer today.

Otherwise, though, this report had a definite sense of déjà vu .

In some cases DNA analysis had not produced a definite answer.

Definite timelines have been established to ensure efficiency, focus and accountability.

A definite vocation and career will be introduced at the secondary level.

We created them with definite purpose but most of them do not understand .

We have never destroyed a township without a definite decree having been issued

We created them with definite purpose but most of them do not understand .

We have never destroyed a township without a definite decree having been issued

Some of these verses are definite in meaning, it says, and others are ambiguous.

Whenever We destroyed a town , a definite term had previously been decreed for it .

Whenever We destroyed a town , a definite term had previously been decreed for it .

There is no definite information on the existence of female genital mutilation in Pakistan.

There is no moving creature on earth but its sustenance dependeth on Allah He knoweth the time and place of its definite abode and its temporary deposit All is in a clear Record .

There is no moving creature on earth but its sustenance dependeth on Allah He knoweth the time and place of its definite abode and its temporary deposit All is in a clear Record .

Many departments do not seem to have taken the Government quota seriously probably because follow up measures were weak and departments were not made accountable to reach quota targets within a definite time period.

Illiteracy is a definite impediment for citizens of Pakistan, including women, in realizing their rights.

The first definite reference to the Turks come mainly from Chinese sources in the sixth century.

After150 years of Westernization and modernization, the answer we have come up with is a definite yes.

The records reveal a definite preference for paid work as opposed to unpaid work in family enterprises.

There had to be a definite framework for cooperation that needed to be built upon and institutionalized.

This time, the LRA must combine its expressed wish for peace with concrete proof by declaring a ceasefire and by putting a definite end to the despicable, cruel acts continually being carried out in northern Uganda and southern Sudan.

What is new today is the scale of migration, often across huge cultural divides and often without a definite aim.

It is time for the developed countries to do their part, in the same way as the poorest countries must be made to do theirs, which is to demonstrate that resources are being properly utilized and that definite progress is being made.

This was, however, not intended by the Covenant and impracticable in cases where definite tax assessments could not be increased retroactively.

21 of women and 27 of men do not have a definite opinion whether rape in marriage should be considered a criminal offence.

Because where we have a surplus of technology in the cybersecurity industry, we have a definite lack of call me old fashioned human intelligence.

At the insistence of the United States, an earlier reference by the G 20 to a definite date for completing the Doha Round was dropped.

The negotiations continued at the Conference of London, and took definite shape only after the premiers' meeting at the San Remo conference in April 1920.

Although there had been significant improvements, it still did not have full control of its territory, and this had a definite impact on Government revenues.

The performance of the international agencies in providing metadata varies considerably, with some reporting valuable statistics while others have definite plans to improve their metadata.

Reaffirming that such harmful traditional or customary practices constitute a definite form of violence against women and girls and a serious violation of their human rights,

Girls are supposed to sashay like they are on the ramp when they walk. Boys have a definite swagger, upturned collars and often wear goggles (apparently).

Such languages often incorporate mechanisms to make these tasks easier while retaining the purely functional quality of the language, such as definite clause grammars and monads.

While an interim ban was not agreed to, we were pleased to see the insertion of language calling for a strengthened and more definite review process.

With the critical assistance of the United Nations and with commendable donor partnership, our Transitional Government has made definite gains in the execution of its mandate.

Regrettably, it has not been possible to couch the Optional Protocol in precise and definite language, given the need to achieve broad consensus on the Protocol.

White has no definite position in this diagram rather it is defined according to the color temperature or white balance as desired or as available from ambient lighting.

The project was still being considered by Hitler until 1942, when British forces eventually wrestled control of Madagascar away from Vichy France, putting a definite end to the plan.

After studying the phenomenon of electrolysis in 1874, Irish physicist George Johnstone Stoney suggested that there existed a single definite quantity of electricity , the charge of a monovalent ion.

One third of the female working population is employed for definite terms, out of which 50 per cent fulfil their rights in accordance with general and specific labour regulations.