Timing of implementation: this corresponds to the scheduled or expected timing of the implementation (i.e., entry into force, phasing-in…).
Chris Brookhouse, chief executive of Thames Enterprise Park, said: "Discussions to sell the land to a third party have stalled as the exclusive prospective buyer has informed us that they no longer wish to continue the transaction on the expected timing.
A.I.A. has given no details about the likely size and expected timing of the I.P.O., though analysts say it is expected to raise considerably less than the $35.5 billion Prudential had offered.
"In terms of totals," said Brian Edwards, a meteorologist with Accu-Weather, "this wasn't what some of the forecasts were saying, but it worked out to what was expected, timing-wise".
You must insist on honest discussions about your mandate, parameters, expected timing, what kind of flexibility you have–and what you're supposed to do about the sacred cows.
Specific subtypes of cells continued to differentiate with the expected timing through the slug and culmination stages.
Thus, when employing time bisection with human patients, some of the above-mentioned SET predictions about the expected timing behavior should be partly reformulated.
David Rosenthal, publisher of Simon & Schuster, said he did not expect timing to be a problem, especially since his house planned to bring out Mrs. Clinton's book first, early in 2003.
A survey by E&E publishing revealed stakeholders expect timing to be the element most likely to change in the final rule (subscription).
In contrast to A23817, ionomycin did not arrest the Plasmodium schizont stage progression and the global transcriptional profiles of the five treatment time points mapped to the expected IDC timing (32 38 hpi).
