Sentence examples for Tight timelines from inspiring English sources

Tight timelines and schedules, coupled with high costs of either renovation or construction, drive the need for flexibility in design of animal facilities.

"HMRC is still learning, and there are tight timelines created by Universal Credit".

BBC insiders have said that without a shortlist it could be difficult for ministers to appoint someone to lead the corporation's new unitary board in time for the proposed April start date, because top-flight candidates who are interested are left with increasingly tight timelines to resign, or give up, other roles.

A prestigious new award launched in 2014, KCA commissions new contemporary dance works before picking a winner, functioning not unlike an Idol contest: it combines generous financial support for Australian contemporary dance with tight timelines, and a great deal of pressure.

"I have concluded that a large representative body such as IHAG is less well equipped to do this than an alternative panel capability that is able to respond to particular issues under consideration often within tight timelines …" The Coalition government has hardened Australia's stance on asylum seekers arriving by boat under the military-led operation, which it code-named "Sovereign Borders".

"We've got a number of people on tight timelines.

"We have a tight timeline".

In the world of major waterway expansions, that is an impossibly tight timeline.

"These tests were produced under a very tight timeline," Ms. DeFabio said.

"It's really a tight timeline, because a lot of these cases aren't witnessed," Dr. Litovitz said.

"It's a race against a very tight timeline," tweeted Valcke, neglecting to add the hashtag #YOLO.