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• Brott said hospitals should strive to start treatment _ the so-called door-to-needle time _ within an hour of the patient's arrival.
• If you're stuck in an environment where everyone brags about the number of hours they work, think about ways to make an impression without spending needless time at work.
• One reviewer, Jamie Littlefield, says, " Llewellyn sympathizes with teenagers who get a sub-par education, wasting hours of their time on worksheets,  classroom management,  and other needless time-busters.
• The BPA program enables fast and easy title and registration processes, saving the state time and labor costs and dealers / consumers needless time and paper forms at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
• Sessions recorded exclusively by the BBC and featuring major musicians of the day were a regular feature; the Musicians'Union insisted that " needle time "-- time given to playing recorded music should be limited.
• Due to restrictions on the amount of commercial music that could be played on radio in the UK until 1988 ( the " needle time " limitation ) the station has recorded many live performances.
• The term " needle time " comes from the use ( at the time ) of gramophone records as the main source of recorded music, which were played on gramophone record players using a gramophone needle.
• When Needle Time was deleted by Island Records within a week of release ( after reputedly selling 5, 000 copies ), the band released a few out-takes under the title " See You In Court " before evaporating.
• Early programmes started out with a general diet of local news, community information, talk and middle-of-the-road pop music, then eventually became more and more formatted, saving its 4-hour'needle time'daily music quota for the evening show to play Classic FM.
• I feel we have X amount of time on Earth, and that when we give in to our detractors or spend needless time on silly fights, I think that's abusing the chance we have to do something good ."
• For many, this was initially through American films, including " Blackboard Jungle " ( 1955 ) and " BBC . Popular music was only played on the Light Programme, and the playing of records was heavily restricted by " needle time " arrangements.
• After the lifting on sanctions restricting the time spent playing music ( so-called'needle time') in 1988, GWR FM became more and more music-led, playing Top 40 chart music during the daytime, and specialist music ( Big Band music, rock, rap etc . ) was over time eliminated.
• After the lifting on sanctions restricting the time spent playing music ( so-called'needle time') in 1988, GWR FM became more and more music-led, playing Top 40 chart music during the daytime, and specialist music ( big band music, rock, rap etc . ) was gradually phased out.
• For several months after launch the station was not able to play commercial records as no agreement had been reached over so-called needle time, which led to London listeners becoming acquainted with broadcast library music from outside the UK ( notably the Canadian Talent Library ) and music from film soundtracks.
• Add to this the fact that many radio stations were limited in their permitted " needle time " ( the amount of recorded music they were allowed to play ), or were regulated on the amount of local talent they had to promote in live broadcasts, as with most national stations like the BBC in the UK.
• I'm still of the opinion that some kind of mentoring process should exist by default, not by choice, when a new user joins, because a lack of familiarity with policy will inevitably create conflicts that waste needless time and energy and would otherwise not exist had there been a proper training period of adjustment to both anticipate and avoid such conflicts.
• Their claim to fame is to have recorded an album ( Needle Time ) that was in the shops 24 hours after the first note was recorded ( viz the session ended at 10 p . m . on Saturday 26 November 1977 and the album was ready to be sold by 7a . m . on Sunday 27 November 1977 . ).