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An investor should expect one, two or even more of these fundamental projects in a two-year timeframe.

Theresa May has suggested a two-year timeframe for a transition period, but Mr Corbyn said Labour's version would last "as long as necessary".

It is also time sensitive 85% of enterprise decision makers think they have a two-year timeframe to make significant inroads on their digital transformation before sustaining adverse financial impact and/or lagging the competition.

He backed a two-year timeframe to relaunch and conclude negotiations and said Paris was working with Britain and Germany on a text that could be accelerated if a separate resolution drafted by Palestinians is put forward.

We gave ourselves a three-year timeframe to push the big idea, and implement a portfolio of four projects.

It would possibly require an extension to the two-year timeframe to agree a Brexit deal, but even a senior Conservative has suggested another referendum could logistically be held by the end of May (the month, that is).

The EU warnings came as senior EU and UK diplomats predicted it would be impossible for London and Brussels to complete any new trade deal within the two-year timeframe May envisages for a transition period after the UK leaves in March 2019.

He expects Britain's exit negotiations will be concluded within the two-year timeframe.

Projections show that retirees starting with $1 million will be left with anywhere from $43,900 to $1.14 million after their thirty-year timeframe.

By taking all the money out within the five-year timeframe you avoid the need to worry about potential penalties.

We didn't know if it would ever work or if I would ever graduate in the five-year timeframe that I was aiming for.