Sentence examples for a timeframe and from inspiring English sources

If we see a timeframe and a roadmap to reform it would help build confidence," said Matar Ebrahim Ali Matar, one of the party's MPs.

"I know I've got a timeframe and I am constantly trying to think, 'What are you going to do by that time... where are you going to go?'" Gillian explains.

Therefore, we generate models for all the possible starting points (in minutes) within a timeframe and also average them.

This timeframe leads to strategies that are demonstrably achievable within such a timeframe and a potential reluctance to commit resources over time to difficult and complex issues.

A measure requiring the President to present a plan "with a timeframe and completion date" for the transfer of military operations to Afghan authorities failed 204-215.

For administrators and trustees, it can be frustrating if the end game is to develop a plan, set a timeframe, and move the agenda forward to match a world beyond the University gates.

In practice though the organisation needs some things to happen within a particular timeframe and a structure-less organisation can be as intimidating as it is liberating.

Already the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has warned that any UN Security Council Resolution would need to be backed up by tough conditions, with a short timeframe and a warning of severe consequences if it was not implemented.

However, because public-private partnerships (PPPs) are planned during a long timeframe and involve a large number of groups, therefore, implementing greater levels of openness in disclosure is complicated.

This suggests that HPV16 has its main oncogenic effect within a shorter timeframe and at a younger age than other hrHPV types (Safaeian et al, 2009; Powell et al, 2011).

The second are affective states of urgency, or lack of urgency, that impact patients' perceptions of timeliness, the desire to make and act on a decision within a certain timeframe, and peace of mind.