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.
NPR in yet one more frantic effort to pacify its tormentors says it will immediately establish an Executive Transition Committee that will develop a timeframe and process for the recruitment and selection of new leadership.
Also, it is important to note this single item does not include a timeframe and so can be considered a measure of lifetime exposure.
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).
It is noteworthy that measurements of personal exposures are difficult to standardise and subject to selection and measurement errors, particularly in the context of case control studies, in which the exposures are usually available for a limited timeframe, and for a selected and sometime small fraction of the study samples.
"Against the backdrop of the current economic environment, the worsened outlook for economic growth and the increasing regulatory requirements on the financial services sector in general, the Verde transaction would not currently deliver a suitable return for our members within a reasonable timeframe and with an acceptable level of risk".
He said the Syria mission was the first time the OPCW had worked to such a short timeframe and in an ongoing conflict, and that it was "conscious of the enormous trust" placed on it by the international community.
