How To Use Time off In A Sentence
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It wouldn't be the first time officials have failed to act on suspicions about improper behaviour either.
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Looking back at my to-do list (previous post) it occurs to me that the whole point of getting the dratted deadline for Chill moved (it looks now as if it will be published for Fall 2009, so never fear; it is not being pushed back a full year) was so I could take some time off from novels and let my brain regrow.
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Not only will this serve to disenchant the employee, it may also result in him or her taking the time off anyway and phoning in sick or being on unauthorised absence.
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She felt she couldn't afford any more time off work.
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Personal Dangerousness identification of recidivism can be divided into two categories of possible and probably a first-time offender.
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This was not the performance of a man who will be seeking time off to mend his marriage.
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Obese people are more likely to take time off owing to illness.
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Turns out she took a little time off to graduate cum laude from FRIGGIN' HARVARD (can you hear that...that's my self-esteem shriveling up and dying) and now she's back at it, appearing in a plethora (Harvard word) of TV and movie gigs.
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The hard-pressed Minstead team, bolstered by full-time officers from the Yard's murder squad, was in danger of becoming bogged down in the laborious task of weeding out suspects on the fringe of the investigation.
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It is how he should go about acquiring it that occupies as much of his time off the court as does the hard graft on it.
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Take time off to reflect on your future if this is needed. A good mentor will understand that you come first.
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When you have some time off you have to loosen up a bit.
The Sun
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The new law will ensure that habitual criminals receive tougher punishments than first-time offenders.
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Those who do the weekend festival stint get time off in lieu.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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Those who do the weekend festival stint get time off in lieu.
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It is how he should go about acquiring it that occupies as much of his time off the court as does the hard graft on it.
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Although these factors are never an excuse for criminal activity, a judge can take them into consideration in exhibiting some leniency, especially if it is a first time offence or the offender has demonstrated rehabilitation.
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You need to book some time off and go watch some footy.
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During one particularly bad incident he suffered a leg injury that required him to take time off school.
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Other initiatives to help attract and retain staff include morale-boosting benefits such as telecommuting and easier access to unpaid time off for reasons such as extended travel.
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This was not the performance of a man who will be seeking time off to mend his marriage.
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Cosatu demanded the government give paid time off for education programmes about AIDS, and "decriminalise" the disease by not discriminating against workers carrying HIV, the virus that causes
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Under the scheme, mothers and fathers can take time off at the same time or split their parental leave.
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It wouldn't be the first time officials have failed to act on suspicions about improper behaviour either.
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It also shows that when people have a sense of wellbeing, they are less likely to take time off work with stress-related problems.
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Spend time off trekking or whitewater rafting.
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he requested time off to attend his grandmother's funeral
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This was not the performance of a man who will be seeking time off to mend his marriage.
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Under the scheme, mothers and fathers can take time off at the same time or split their parental leave.
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The cast of The Lad Aladdin took time off rehearsals yesterday for a photocall ahead of the show, which opens next Thursday.
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Put the cat into the cattery, arranged with a neighbour to take time off to take and collect her from the hospital, cancelled the milk, etc
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Six minutes of added time offered Forest a glimmer of hope.
The Sun
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Horsey people wonder how horses in books get ridden hundreds of miles without ever casting a shoe or eating more than a bit of grass during their time off.
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Evvy place whar dey was a-goin 'to celebrate tuk time off to cook up a lot of tasty eatments,' specially to barbecue plenty of good meat.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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The time off from competition enabled the players to regroup emotionally and adjust to life without Young.
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And Nigel did take time off after the concussion and also the bicep tear, but he still worked through a lot of other injuries and, at the end of his title reign, was working through two bicep tears, and even though we don't know for sure why WWE pulled back on their contract offer to him, I would be very surprised if the injuries didn't have something to do with it.
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Her request for time off work was denied.
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Judges are advised to show greater leniency towards first - time offenders.
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We time how long it takes a driver to cover a quarter mile, their speed at the end of the run and their reaction time off the grid.
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Flexible working would allow me time off for study and exams.
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But research shows nine in ten workers have come into work feeling ill, as they are worried about taking time off.
The Sun
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There's a moment in writing presentations; you are dispassionately writing and editing point-form notes about the things you want to talk about, a kind of disjoint series of ideas that you know all fit together somehow, and you're really just playing with them to see how they fit, then you take a bit of time off to help someone on IRC and you come back to it.
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The new law will ensure that habitual criminals receive tougher punishments than first-time offenders.
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You should also keep in mind that some Claimants may be more disposed to attend their GP or take time off work than others, even with similar symptoms.
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If any employee needs to take time off, s/he should contact the Personnel Department.
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You won't get paid for time off unless you have a doctor's note.
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We should get that time off the just hang with our friends.
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The other prop for the Labour leadership is the union bureaucracies, the full time officials at the top of the hierarchy.
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They take these jobs thinking they'll have time off to sunbake by the pool.
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The programme has been so successful that the number of children having to take time off school because of asthma has dropped from 35 per cent to five per cent and the numbers of asthma sufferers doing sport has tripled.
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It means that those with less than two years' experience will be banned for a first-time offence because they have their licence revoked after six points.
Times, Sunday Times
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In their time off, the soldiers bathed in the river and gratefully supplemented their tasteless rations with local fruit and cheeses given to them by thankful nuns from the convent they guarded.
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Some birds will overfly the lure the first time off the creance because of the lessened drag.
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So they can come with time off work and probably on an expense account, even to a far-flung location.
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It's time to consider some time off and we're thinking about a short break to Germany.
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I started taking time off to get on top of it, but eventually I had to leave the company.
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Xiangzi plied his trade as usual, not considering the rumours an excuse for taking time off.
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So I shall have to take time off work to study the plans, and spend time yet again redoing my objection.
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These sorts of strong-arm tactics over what are really small-time offenses is really unconscionable.
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Scheduling time off takes some doing; he owns a construction company, and she runs an equestrian center.
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Longtime officers claimed afterwards that they had never encountered such stiff resistance.
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You won't get paid for time off unless you have a doctor's note.
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Aware, in his mid-forties, that all the time off for cricket had queered his prospects for mainstream advancement at the bank, Alan seized the new career opportunity.
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Dad can't afford any more time off work.
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Her boss was very supportive and gave her time off work to see her mum.
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This scenario is covered by the right to a reasonable amount of time off for dependants.
Times, Sunday Times
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With jockey Rafael Bejarano in the irons, the time off obviously agreed with the multiple graded stakes winner.
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Time off with a partner will make you sure you belong together.
The Sun
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Colonel, take some time off from jacking shells in and out of your shotgun [heh] and look up fractionalized banking then get back to us.
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I would normally suggest taking time off work, but in this instance I'm not sure that would do any good.
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Those who do the weekend festival stint get time off in lieu.
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I'd ask my boss for some time off but I don't think she'd wear it.
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The time off from competition enabled the players to regroup emotionally and adjust to life without Young.
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Time off work drops; stoppages are reduced; accidents decline.
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He humiliates Billy by making him beg for time off work.
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Senior police are increasingly concerned that the amount of time officers are spending in court is pushing stretched resources to breaking point.
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Some may need understanding from their bosses that they have to take time off work for medical procedures or counselling.
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Women feel professionally penalized for taking time off to raise children.
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In 1999, he documented the experiences of 30 homeworkers in a report that shattered the then-popular image of homework as a stress-free and more flexible alternative to full-time office or factory work.
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An expert yacht skipper, she also liked to take time off in the summer to go sailing.
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If during that six-month period you take time off on two occasions you are put on a stage two.
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This summer some kids who are in companies now like Pennsylvania Ballet and Carolina Ballet came back to audit classes during their time off.
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He had asked for some time off to help promote his CD, which was, you know, incredibly asinine to do at the beginning of the season.
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Kat thinks that Chrissie's working her too hard, and persuades her to give Little Mo the time off.
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When you have some time off you have to loosen up a bit.
The Sun
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A quarter of all workers admit to taking time off when they are not ill.
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She was very understanding and said she would rather have one of her good workers take the time off than keep going and completely fry her brain.
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Phyllis, lying on her side, throws her leg over the thigh of the gallant who, stretched on the couch facing her, is swiving her; at the same time offering her buttocks to her other lover.
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About 50% of people said they would prefer extra time off work in order to de-stress and spend time with friends and family.
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On arrival at Hillsborough she was given a boisterous welcome by 150 children given time off school to greet her.
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They gave me time off to go climb mountains, and I was entitled to other perks like staff travel.
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A snowstorm dominated the news and led to hundreds of people taking time off work or booking into hotels rather than donning their boots to stride through the slush.
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We are prepared to pay the double time and give them the time off in lieu, but we insist that public holidays are just like any other days of the year.
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Local union leaders say that staff have been angered by plans to cut overtime, weekend pay and time off in lieu for working antisocial hours.
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Since Mr Bennett was going to need some time off work, he asked for a sick note.
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Other initiatives to help attract and retain staff include morale-boosting benefits such as telecommuting and easier access to unpaid time off.
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But the attraction of the library was that it gave me time off for one subject at the university, and they encouraged the cadets, as they called them at the library, to take a university degree.
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Most feel that high workloads do not allow them to take time off.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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I had to take a decent amount of time off today to get our harp restringed.
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Britain still lags behind most of Europe in its provisions for women who want time off to have babies.
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After the time off, Frost considered taking up teaching as a profession, but sometimes things don't always go as planned.
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It is how he should go about acquiring it that occupies as much of his time off the court as does the hard graft on it.
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This follows a behind-the-scenes row in which the force insisted that it saw the part-time officers as essential for its anti-terrorism strategy.
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Literally moments before he took the stage "beachside" at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, I joined Tedder on his tour bus and asked about his goals, overall work ethic, and whether he plans on taking time off soon after touring with the band and openers Alpha Rev this summer.
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After killing indefense children and women in Gaza with bombs from aircrafts and helicopters more than 290 palestinian and another severely injured 800, Israel bombed without any remorse anything but no specific military objectives, even pharmacies at the time official rumors are spreading that Israel is preparing for a ground invasion in the next hours and while the media converts palestinians in the provokers and Israel the victim, when the real thing is they have made of Gaza Strip a concentration camp with no food, no services, no water, no access to health care with more than million people condemned to starvation worst than any concentration camp of nazi germany in WWII.
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Time off in lieu isn't the same: because if family members are working different shifts, they may never get to see each other.
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In the choices a lifetime offers he had ultimately left himself nowhere to turn except to the consolations of talk - anecdotage at its richest, in full flood.
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Instead he was given 11 1 / 2 years -- an extremely harsh punishment for a relatively small, first-time offense.
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It helps if you can move a few rungs up the career ladder before taking time off to have a baby.
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While it is normative for women to take time off from work to care for family needs, men's leave-taking may be more scrutinized by employers as a violation of gendered expectations in the workplace, and they suffer larger wage penalties as a result.
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He also faces a possibility that he could get a reduced penalty, something less than the usual two-year suspension handed out to most first-time offenders in doping cases.
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But they just kind of methodically took the football and took a lot of time off the clock, and that's all she wrote.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the hurly-burly of today's executive life, it is not surprising that few people can take time off ‘to stand and stare’.
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More than 40 states have some kind of interlock requirement in their law books, with at least half of them putting the penalties on first-time offenders and repeat drunken drivers,
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The jobs available to low-skilled women, with few benefits, irregular hours, and little time off, are the least compatible with mothering.
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For most chefs, their antisocial hours and a weary reluctance to spend time off in the kitchen means that they rarely cook for their own family.
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Judges are advised to show greater leniency towards first - time offenders.
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The good Senator needs time off to recuperate from the landslide loss.
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The Rockets already have suggested he take another chunk of time off.
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Since Mr Bennett was going to need some time off work, he asked for a sick note.
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Those who do the weekend festival stint get time off in lieu.
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An atmosphere of piety and religious fervour permeated the building, as the Catholics, many of whom had taken time off from work, gathered in front of a large photo of the Pope placed on the altar.
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The trip will only go ahead if Salmond and his amateur colleagues can negotiate time off work.
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Spend time off trekking or whitewater rafting.
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So it's only fair that I tell a tale sent to me by David Buckle, who was the senior full-time official of the TGWU at the car plant in Cowley.
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Real ones, Commissioned Officers of HM Customs & Excise could book on But as “allowanced” Officers could not make a money claim, if an incident exceeded 4 hours you could take the hours if you could get the time off
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Time off is allowed for study and staff are mentored from inside and outside the firm.
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Asked whether he had taken any time off lately, Josh appears not to understand the question.
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If he takes too much time off, then he could lose out through being a little rusty.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
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A first time offender for a copyright infringement violation could receive five years in the clink and a fine of $250,000.
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We will take time off work to go on a vacation.
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Having time off during European weeks while their rivals toil could work to their advantage.
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The drug courts should be working with the more recidivistic group of people and less with the first-time offender.
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I do have the time off work, I just have to hurry up and finalize what weekend I'm going so I can get it off work!
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Well I am not soft or making excuses to take time off.
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Judges are likely to give them lighter sentences, thinking them first- or second-time offenders instead of hardened criminals.
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With time off for good behaviour he is likely to walk free after just three or four.
The Sun
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I would normally suggest taking time off work, but in this instance I'm not sure that would do any good.
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Academics may fancy themselves ‘above’ the sordid world of commerce, but they fight mightily for raises, time off, perks.
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Continued from page 1 have time off for antenatal appointments.
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An expert yacht skipper, she also liked to take time off in the summer to go sailing.
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The Ceremonies is a strongly metafictional novel, and proudly so; its protagonist is a professor who's taking time off from his life in New York to read horror fiction for Pete's sake.
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Rear-end shunts alone cost UK plc in the region of £3bn annually, when medical treatment and time off work are factored in.
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Full-time officers of research may take leaves of absence according to the policies described below.
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Only five per cent of Manchester firms are taking measures to prevent stress - the biggest cause of workers taking time off sick.
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During some forced time off, I recently became aquatinted Elmo, Grover and the rest of the gang on Sesame Street.
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Six minutes of added time offered Forest a glimmer of hope.
The Sun
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TV's delightful, insightful, frumpily-attired NFL analyst for three decades probably has earned the time off.
American Chronicle
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It means that those with less than two years' experience will be banned for a first-time offence because they have their licence revoked after six points.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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The drop in ARPU and average minutes of usage was due to higher competition and withdrawal of free talktime offered to customers, said Manoj Kohli,
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With the capital coughing and spluttering, it would be politically reckless for either to take time off.
Times, Sunday Times
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If I don't get some time off soon, I'll be so stressed I'll crack up.
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These "little loves" of mine are wearing sweet little starter bras and comparing deoderants and wanting to spend free-time off in their dormy, talking about who fancies who and boy bands.
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The fiasco prompted the council to issue an alert on its website at lunchtime offering emergency proxy votes to residents.
Times, Sunday Times
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Employees also have the right to reasonable time off with pay during their redundancy notice so that they can seek other work.
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Mitchel's schedule had not permitted him to take time off.
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He spun some tale about needing to take time off work because his mother was ill.
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Several arguments are made for the laicizing of abusive clerics, even first-time offenders.
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The camp compensated by making a later curfew for those on time off.
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Instead, the real significance of this time of year for most is having time off work to spend with friends and family.
The Sun
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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It wouldn't be the first time officials have failed to act on suspicions about improper behaviour either.
Times, Sunday Times
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To the lunchtime office workers politely watching the opening parade, Stockshow is a Marlboro world of fringed leather and fancy tack.
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If you want any time off work you'll have to ask the guvnor.
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It has come to our knowledge that you have been taking time off without permission.
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Time off with a partner will make you sure you belong together.
The Sun
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We were even allowed to take time off school to visit air stations, an unexpected perk that made us the envy of classmates who thought we were all uniformed ponces.
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Though the time off was frustrating, Sheldon says his wrist is as strong as it was before the operations.
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If he takes too much time off, then he could lose out through being a little rusty.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'm not happy that you went over my head to ask for this time off.
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I'm going to take a little time off and kind of reevaluate things.
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Few had enough savings to support themselves for a short time off work.
The Sun
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Many can't afford to take this time off, because they receive no wage or social welfare payment while they do so.
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Did she, in fact, see in the future taking some time off figuratively puffing on a corncob pipe and watching the sunset over the mountains from a porch swing?
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It is proposed that first-time offenders will be forced to use a swear box and following repeated swearing offences managers will be authorised to ask foul-mouthed drinkers to leave the premises.
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In purely commercial terms, passage through the strait would cut time off sailings from the west coast of North Korea.
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Time off with a partner will make you sure you belong together.
The Sun
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Shouldn't that entitle me a little time off?
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If you qualify, your employer must give you time off for study or training during working hours.
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I was told I'd need some time off in case of post-traumatic stress; I agreed to counselling to assess my fitness to resume work, but was convinced this would be a formality.
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As many as three full-time officers patrolled their 1,000-foot beat, but the town's police department deputized a handful of volunteer officers to offer more help.
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She had written a pleading letter to the headmaster of Wrisley, asking for Mark to be allowed time off to come.
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I also want to thank the bank for giving me time off to organise the sound system.
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Mona Charen, one time official word wrangler for first lady Nancy Reagan being eviscerated by Firedoglake's Jane Hamsher.
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Dad can't afford any more time off work.
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Was I expected to take time off from work to play tour guide, as our host in New Zealand had?
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Another problem I have is with people who grossly exaggerate minor ailments just to get extended time off work.
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I think anyone who has to take lip from 14 or 15-year-old knowalls five days a week deserve that amount of time off.
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And there aren't a passel of younger children around to give your daughters a close-up view of what having one of your own to care for twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, with no time off for good behavior, might look like.
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If Cork demands are conceded, and other counties follow suit, then it would be reasonable to suggest that there will be many players constantly taking time off to train and play.
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I took some time off to go down to Cambridge for a friend's wedding, and a good time was had by all.
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Jose Macias has had a terrible time offensively and defensively at second this year, and rookie Oscar Salazar is short on experience.
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It has also helped him pay for extra staff to keep the business ticking along when he has to meet a big order or has been forced to take time off ill.
