A Time to Build

Time to Test Iran

It's too late to be sensible...

It's a bit late for that.

It is a little too late.

Time to Bring Mahatma Gandhi Back

Now is the time for action.

It is time for action.

Now is the time to act.

It's too late to think of him.

It's a bit late for anything.

It s Time to Ban the Bomb

Time to Nationalize Insolvent Banks

The time has come to speak clearly.

It is now time to take action.

That means it's time to do something.

Too late to forget what we said.

Yet the time for change will come.

Time to Ratify New START

The time has come to act on those promises.

Once you're hitched, it's too late to understand

Isn't it too late for the church to save that master of yours?

It is too late to create a democracy in Iraq.

Ten years have passed it is now time for action.

The time has come to carry out that review objectively and calmly.

It is time to fulfil old and new promises.

We have the choice to save it, and the time to act is now.

Not quite yet.

But it's still a sale and it's too late to back out.

Time to Get Back to Business on Doha

Now is no time for cynical complacency.

It is time to deliver, for the sake of our children and grandchildren.

This is a time for action, and we must not lose the current momentum.

The time for reconstruction and economic cooperation in the region has finally dawned.

It is time for New Year's resolutions, and this year's are obvious.

It is past time for the Fund to put some flesh on these constitutional bones.

But it is too late for divide and misrule strategies to work.

The mandate of the International Advisory and Monitoring Board (IAMB) is also due for review at this time.

Five years have now passed it is time for a stocktaking. What sober conclusions can we draw?

However, it's a bit late in the day to think of that, isn't it?

He had been cruel to Sibyl Vane. But it was not too late to make that right.

We were sorry we'd come to the place, but it was too late to go.

It's election season in Germany, France and Italy, so the time for structural reforms is over.

When Brazil did move in that direction, it was too late to make any difference.

For the sake of their citizens, the global trading system, and the world s poor, it is time to get back to business.