| Luckily, the plane was delayed, so their tardiness at Heathrow went unnoticed. |
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| Because the watch lacks a minute hand, one's tardiness becomes an eternal condition. |
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| Too many mini-breaks, excessive paper-shuffling, high absenteeism and tardiness should warn employers that recruits might be struggling. |
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| I owe a few people email responses but I know I'll be forgiven for my tardiness. |
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| Rigidity in the labour market, wage-induced inflation and tardiness in technological adaptation were the predictable results. |
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| If the tardiness is due to negligence and causes a loss of income, then you are entitled to recover some of the loss. |
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| Humiliated by its tardiness in plugging into the Internet boom, Japan is determined not to suffer the same indignity in bioscience. |
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| My tardiness has been heavily influenced by my employment commitments and, as such, was somewhat unavoidable. |
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| The Conseil also made note of Canada's relative tardiness in implementing the ePassport on an international level. |
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| I apologized to the workers for my tardiness, and stepped to the side of the open grave, where I saw the vault lid already in place. |
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| For Hollywood, this would be a big step towards the internet. The colour of moneyThere are two broad reasons for Hollywood's tardiness. |
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| According to the applicant, that tardiness is also a breach of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights. |
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| Some people claim that the financial markets do not value the euro because of Europe's tardiness in implementing structural reforms. |
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| First, I'd like to thank our witness, Ms. Carignan, and apologize for our tardiness. |
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| While it will provide assistance for personal problems it will not eliminate all tardiness, absenteeism, accidents or morale problems. |
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| Maria recently lost her job for tardiness and her children have been disciplined at school for aggression and misbehavior. |
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| The referred students are subject to daily tracking of dropout risk factors, such as absenteeism, tardiness, failure and behaviour problems. |
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| He told off George W. Bush, the former American president, for tardiness. |
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| Conversely, the Dietitians of Canada found that when interventions such as breakfast programs are introduced, there are demonstrated improvements in school performance, attendance rates and tardiness among the participants. |
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| Another serious problem in many rural communities is the frequent tardiness or absence of teachers, whether due to ill health or to other employment to make ends meet. |
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| Experts urge the adoption of flexible working arrangements because they can be expected to reduce tardiness, absenteeism, and wasted time on non-business telephone calls. |
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| In her annual report last year, the Commissioner deplored the tardiness of governees in implementing her 1999 recommendation to increase the use of French on the Internet. |
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| Once again I must express my disappointment at the tardiness in taking decisions to date: the Commission and Parliament must keep pressing the Member States to make progress along the path they have set out. |
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| However, I also agree with Mr Gallagher who felt bound to indicate his frustration at the tardiness of the Commission in getting into gear and transforming the recommendations into Community law. |
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| A mark for tardiness or for absence is considered by most pupils a disgrace, and strenuous efforts are made to avoid such a mark. |
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| During up to 50 sessions, the irezumi master brooks no tardiness, insobriety or whingeing. Then there is the lifetime of pariah status that follows. |
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| Richard and Hendrix often clashed over tardiness, wardrobe, and Hendrix's stage antics, and in late July, Richard's brother Robert fired him. |
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| For all students, frequent tardiness will lead to disciplinary action. |
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| More tolerant policies regarding absenteeism, tardiness, personal grooming, and dress codes have had negative implications for simulating an actual work environment. |
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| This explains the tardiness of official interest in women's issues, which have been anticipated by private and civil organizations for several decades. |
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| They stress that such tardiness in the processing of applications is sometimes tantamount to non-compliance with the provisions of privileges and immunities envisaged in the headquarters agreements. |
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| How can European governance be reformed in order to end such tardiness? |
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| The tardiness of Bligh in moving his forces allowed a French force of 10,000 from Brest to catch up with him and open fire on the reembarkation troops. |
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| His tardiness was just another in a series of small discourtesies. |
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| Tardiness is one classical hallmark of job dissatisfaction, and muttering under one's breath is not exactly a symbol of a happy employee either. |
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