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on time





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He concluded that the "failure to register the interests on time was a breach" of the Code of Conduct for MPs - but said he was satisfied that the breach "could fairly be described as inadvertent".

From BBC

It rings at the end of every class, and then again eight minutes later, to make sure we’re all in our classes on time.

From Literature

But they will show whether the AI payback clock is still running on time — or starting to slip.

From MarketWatch

And the state controller — the elected chief fiscal officer who is responsible to voters for financial oversight of state spending — hasn’t produced California’s annual financial audit on time since 2017.

From Los Angeles Times

That gums up efforts to get planes out on time.

From The Wall Street Journal