Examples of timekeeping

• 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.

• The three vital needs are timekeeping, comfort and safety.

• The general manager made no secret of the fact that he is also concerned about the poor timekeeping on this route.

• For some it may be helpful to have attendance based upon working hours, and the question of timekeeping and that sort of thing.

• Surely matters like late timekeeping, heating apparatus, dirt, and better public information can and should be attended to at once?

• No notice was taken of men with bad timekeeping records, or of laziness or of previous suspensions.

• The almost persistent, recurrent theme is that of bad timekeeping.

• Unless there is investment in new locomotives, the problem of poor timekeeping will not remain as it is now, but will become worse.