Sentence examples similar to a time-bound decision from inspiring English sources

She also criticizes Facebook for delaying tactics, and for not making it clear that its appeal against the referral — which Facebook still intends to pursue in the Irish Supreme Court — relates to a time-bound argument that the decision is moot because of an incoming update to EU privacy law (the GDPR).

At the same time, it does set clear and strong parameters within which countries need to make conscious decisions and take actions in a time-bound manner to make the best of the given situation in one demographic stage and be prepared for opportunities and challenges in the next.

It's also obvious this is a time-bound situation.

Chapman's translation is above all a work, a time-bound, growing and sprawling labour.

For example, representative offices operate under a time-bound license.

The unionist group wants a time-bound commission of inquiry.

Is guilt a time-bound emotion?

We have fixed a time-bound schedule to discuss things.

We defined our effort as a time-bound campaign.

It has a time-bound approach of graduating its participants into sustainable livelihoods.

So how does a time-bound being awaken to that which is timeless?