Примери за mustering

• This avoids the frequent, symbolic promotions that occurred before the mustering out of troops at the end of the war.

• Life contracts down to managing what is important to each person and mustering the resources available to be able to do that.

• All those mustering had to be paid wages, usually at 8d per day, which implies wage bills for these same sessions of £750, £533 6s 8d, £400, and £933.

• Key areas for action include mustering local financial resources for development and international resources, including countries in international trading and so on.

• That is to say, mustering is entirely a war-time measure.

• Is it then envisaged that, before mustering takes place, no duties of any kind will be carried out, or will there be duties?

• These were set up with the idea of giving employment and of mustering vast patriotism, if you like, to the advantage of the area.

• The mustering of men on the quarter deck of a man-of-war for prayers is ceremonial.

• We are not talking about an emergency situation, but about a peace-time state of affairs long before any mustering has taken place.

• This industry is not alone, or its representatives are not alone, in that particular attitude, for there is every evidence of private enterprise mustering.

• The present situation—with the burden of administration on firms and the degree of interference that is going on—is preventing firms from mustering their greatest efficiency.

• Both the condition of mustering and the condition of going on duty must apply if a man is to come under military law.

• Mustering means mustered to resist actual or apprehended attack.

• I do not think there will be any real difficulty in mustering sufficient counting agents to oversee the count on the candidates' behalf.

• Issuers who can pass the tests are eligible for mustering in it.