Príklady overdue

• This formal acknowledgement of informal carers as principal providers of support was seen as a recognition that was somewhat overdue.

• The action is or could soon become overdue.

• An engendered rebalancing of the scales is long overdue and critically important to the trajectory of the discipline.

• First, note that shepard's approach points the way to a long overdue task: to compile what can be considered evolutionary constraints on perception.

• By the 1980s and 1990s, with post-structuralism on the march throughout the historical world, a more encompassing analysis of anti-communism was overdue.

• A popular book on language death has been long overdue.

• For some soils, a review of the justification for all operations in preparing soils is overdue.

• The appearance of this long overdue book will significantly improve the situation.

• This particular aspect of the book is both welcome and overdue.

• Given the burgeoning knowledge of these ecosystems provided by advances in techniques and increased accessibility to ice-covered seas, such a treatment is long overdue.

• In my opinion, that is a long overdue, positive change in archaeology.

• However, a reassessment of how and why this came to be so is overdue.

• This new edition is therefore most welcome and, some might say, overdue.

• But to others it marks a long overdue correction in the resetting of global healthcare priorities.

• In fact, we think that discussion is long overdue.