"Congress should set the terms, goals and timeframe".
Tuesday's preliminary talks will focus on the remit, scope, location and timeframe of formal negotiations.
"Our inquiry has found that the agreed work could never have been delivered within the agreed budget and timeframe.
We stressed the number of sorties and timeframe envisaged under this concept of operations, but we should not expect to receive blanket clearance for all overflights.
The shadow defence secretary, Vernon Coaker said: "The government should provide clarity about the scale, scope and timeframe of the deployment of these further trainers.
In their inability to take action commensurate with the scale and timeframe of the climate problem, the government is mocked both by Britain's own history, and by countries much smaller, poorer and more economically isolated than we are.
Linklater has explored the passage of time and the phenomenon of ageing on camera in the Before… trilogy, the creation and timeframe of which intertwines with that of Boyhood.
It is understood that negotiations over the local government pension scheme are most advanced, with unions and the Local Government Association, which represents more than 370 councils in England and Wales, agreeing a set of principles and timeframe for thrashing out a deal.
The overall objective is to reduce Greece's debts from 160 percent of gross domestic product to around 120 percent by 2020 — the figure and timeframe that the I.M.F., E.C.B. and the European Commission, together known as the troika, have said is sustainable.
R – Realistic – Considering difficulty and timeframe, is it attainable?
Some relevant to this review include: accuracy, unobtainable texts and timeframe restrictions.
