waiting period

"And right now the waiting period is something like eight months."

The waiting period seemed long, though it was a very few minutes.

In both cases a waiting period of 3 days is required.

"You will understand that a certain waiting period is now in order," the old man said.

They were watching for someone else, who came at the end of that short waiting period.

In California, for example, there is a 15-day waiting period.

"The waiting period is 24 to 30 months for a whole bird."

The waiting period for approval was, in my case, not years but four weeks.

If she goes into a panic our waiting period may be cut short.

"The 24-hour waiting period may be a dead end for women who would need to stay overnight."

During that waiting period, you can still receive calls on your old phone.

The new deal reduces the waiting period to one year.

There was a waiting period and then once more the blast into space.

This waiting period allows you to be certain about your decision.

And there is almost always a waiting period before a policy issued by the program takes effect.

Such would allow us to start a family before the usual three year waiting period was over.

Under the plan, the company's 700,000 customers will have full access to their money after a waiting period of up to seven years.

The waiting period is not scheduled to end until tomorrow.

If all parties sign, a 120-day waiting period is then required.

Once these documents are presented, the waiting period is then one to three weeks.

In both cases, there was a mandatory 24-hour waiting period after the talk.

The waiting period of the woman whose husband dies, is four months and ten days.

Days spent in a waiting period for coverage cannot be used as credit.

There is normally a waiting period of up to three months before a person may be opened.

"I think that most of the country favors a waiting period."