Sentence examples similar to a more clear timeframe from inspiring English sources

Clegg will say: "It is wrong that relatives and friends needing a hip operation can expect treatment within a clear timeframe but someone with a debilitating mental health condition has no clarity about when they will get help.

Giving a clear timeframe allows them to see that the offer isn't endless, and makes them more likely to accept".

"Today we provide clear guidelines and we commit to a clear timeframe to conclude current negotiations," noted Ansip in a statement.

"If we have well defined terms of reference and a clear timeframe – by which we mean the end of the year – we will go into talks," the source said.

This suggests a clear timeframe during which Sec changed into Cys in the evolution of the SelU3 family.

Only the study by McCormick indicated a clear timeframe for pupil dilation: the pledget sponge was removed after 20 minutes.

Recall time for average pain varied between patients ('since beginning treatment'lastast week'lastast 24 hours') and patients recommended including a clear timeframe for clarity.

The interview setting may have been one cause for this, because patients did not have a clear timeframe in which to consider their symptoms.

Stephen Timms, Labour MP and the party's welfare spokesman, said two years was a "more realistic timeframe".

The resulting hybrid trucks would go on sale later this decade, they said, without providing a more specific timeframe.

We'll be sure to let you know when we hear of a more concrete timeframe for Secret's comeback.