I don't have the time to read that book.

I don't think we have enough time to do that.

Time must be taken for explanation, consultation, and negotiation.

I don't know if I have the time.

I don't have enough time to explain that to you in detail.

And no one would blame them for taking their time to consider their options.

Adequate time will be given to this agenda item for exchange of views and open discussion.

The lack of adequate time for a proper interactive dialogue during the sessions of the Commission was raised.

It needs to be given time to find a way out of the endless cycle of violence.

Now, we don't have enough time to go into technical details, I'll just show you some of the experiments.

And in my opinion, we don't spend enough time looking at that natural laboratory and figuring out first what's safe to do on Earth.

The Fund does not bestow gifts it only offers bridge loans to give bankrupt countries time to solve their budget problems.

To ensure that we have enough time to conduct the necessary R D, we should step up our commitment to research into climate engineering technology.

They need time to build a social safety net capable of encouraging Chinese households to reduce their precautionary saving.

They all outdid men at their own game and had little time for what came to be called feminism.

Likewise, two years could provide time for Italy to demonstrate whether it can achieve a balanced budget.

It is a Syrian family that I got to know on a personal level and spent time with, the three little children, Malak, Jowdat and Suad, who I took to the zoo.

Taken together with the facts and the documentation of this case, the Board had ample time to make important additional observations.

Delayed submissions meant that, in some instances, insufficient time was given to review the information and ensure that fully informed decisions were made.

For the time being, and until this will is found, the world should give Hamas time to deal with the daily needs of Palestinians.

Let me do one last thing I hadn't thought I'd have time to do, which is to talk about what we learned, more generally, about economics from the study of the gang.

Simon Lewis I knew when I was timing this that there wouldn't be time for me to do anything about Well this is it. This is the control unit.

Such a change cannot happen unless scientists themselves first take the time to consider the consequences of their own behavior toward each other.

Market risk is best hedged through a combination of diversification across assets and enough time to decide when to sell.

That will give the Council time to do its work, and we would then have President Mbeki's report on the discussions that will be taking place in Pretoria.

Today, too, there are some great opportunities for this kind of policy arbitrage, if more countries would only take the time to learn from other countries successes.

That way, people have sufficient time to make effective decisions about automobiles, home heating systems, power plants, research into new technologies, and so forth.

The view was expressed that, at the last session of the Legal Subcommittee, the Working Group had not been afforded sufficient time to consider the item properly.

However, she suggested that the Committee should return to the draft later in the meeting when the sponsors had had time to work out a new text.

The ability to anticipate the demographic transition with a fairly high degree of accuracy provides countries with ample room to better prepare for the challenges posed by ageing and makes it a surmountable problem, provided that proper action is taken in time.

In the meantime, companies and households lucky enough to be in a position to build precautionary cushions will inevitably continue to do so.

Some level of policy coordination might be achieved by an early warning system, which would provide sufficient time for an organized response.

To return to the cinema analogy investors know that the exit is not large enough to allow them all to squeeze through at the same time.

And, thanks to the rest of us who don t have the time, information, and skill to match wits with them, they are mostly right.

Since the Indian retail sector is still in its infancy, the opening to FDI needs to be gradual in order to give the domestic industry enough time to adjust.

At the same time, reducing poverty requires going beyond the necessary but not sufficient condition of accelerating economic growth.

However, because these positive developments were achieved so rapidly, there has not been sufficient time for Parties and the secretariat to fully incorporate all the improvements and modifications in their day to day practices.

The problem may be that there are not many investors who want to take a long position on oil and Nigerian credit risk simultaneously.

CNN and BBC have been attacked for their alleged bias in showing the human side of the protesters and giving insufficient time to the uglier aspects.

It is therefore imperative that the Sixth Committee allow sufficient time for the preparation of the estimates of expenditure by the Secretariat and for its consideration by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and by the Fifth Committee.

For now, however, those representative elements that have been added incrementally are not powerful enough to overcome the growing corruption and excessive influence of vested interests.

For whatever reason lack of time, energy, resources, or strategic foresight they have failed to devote sufficient focus and attention to the matter.

Two circumstances played a deadly role the shut ins clearly didn t have a good sense of the building, and they blocked the main entrance with furniture that they weren t able to remove in time.

(b) Review the application of the accelerated procedure for consideration of asylum requests to ensure that applicants have sufficient time to use all available appeal procedures before irreversible action is taken by the authorities

And in Harvard, for instance, they send out a letter to undergraduates freshmen telling them that they'll get more out of life, and more out of Harvard, if they put on the brakes, if they do less, but give time to things, the time that things need, to enjoy them, to savor them.