0 the ability to arrive at a place at the time expected
1 how good or bad someone is at arriving at work, at meetings, etc. at the agreed time:
poor/bad timekeeping He was threatened with the sack for poor timekeeping.
Analysts looked at timekeeping and attendance records as part of the investigation.
One steering group member was responsible for timekeeping and moving delegates on to the next appropriate workshop.
Monastic discipline is first and foremost a temporal discipline of punctuality and accurate timekeeping.
Each chapter of the book is organized around one of these topics, such as animal species and behavior, topography, timekeeping, oral tradition, and arithmetic.
Chronometric timekeeping should therefore not be necessary.
A woman was summoned for losing time; she wrote expressing regret, and promised to improve in her timekeeping.
These facilities should go with the general improvement of the rolling stock and of timekeeping.
The quality of coal is only one of the factors that affect the timekeeping of trains.
When those works are completed, there will be substantial improvements in timekeeping and speed.
