Sentence examples for a new timeframe from inspiring English sources

If you need to modify your work plan later, inform your mentor and agree upon a new timeframe.

A spokesman for Reyes said the legislators are working to determine what the new timeframe should be.

Be realistic with the new timeframe and adjust it accordingly.

The company has since said it remains committed to launching BBM on Android and iOS but given no new timeframe for when this will happen.

In 2013 the William Boyd-written continuation novel Solo was released; it ignored Deaver's new timeframe and was set in 1969.

Microsoft gave itself 12 months to pick a new CEO, a timeframe that it has used around one third of.

Bearing a new logo and timeframe, the fest will go down from January 8-17.

The conference is designed to include a timeframe for a new constitution, as well as presidential and parliamentary elections.

Grumet said the short timeframe for a new global climate accord – the Copenhagen talks end in December 2009 – would influence Obama's decision-making.

A number of these cases are related to a particular mutation in a gene called C9orf72, and Lucie Bruijn, director of research at ALSA, is hoping that an ice bucket challenge-funded project can yield a straightforward treatment within a short timeframe, using a new technology called antisense therapy.

However, unlike in Finland, there is no guaranteed timeframe for a new, Uber-friendly law to be introduced in Norway.