Sentence examples for a timeframe has been from inspiring English sources

Both for the first tour and for the second, a timeframe has been considered in which the individual could undertake his/her tour and activity.

A timeframe has been set by which all existing homes should be in compliance with the set standards.

A 2-week timeframe has been suggested for presenteeism cost estimations to minimize recall bias of patients and improve generalizability [ 20].

In light of the seriousness of the condition and the urge to treat as early as possible to prevent refractory SE, the timeframe has been progressively shortened to a pragmatic definition of 5 min ongoing seizures [ 2].

I think the timeframe has been reasonable.

There was a chorus of protest from NGOs and the government said they would "pause" the policy - although no timeframe has been set for this "pause".

No timeframe has been put on the Russian suspension but, in the short term, it means they are ineligible to compete at next month's European Cross Country Championship in France.

The legislation appears certain to become law as the main opposition party has indicated support, but no timeframe has been announced for when parliament will vote on the bill.

The Villa board is deeply concerned and Sherwood's position has come under scrutiny but it is understood no specific timeframe has been put on the manager's future, despite reports that he must win one of the next two matches, against Chelsea away on Saturday and Swansea at home seven days later, to save his job.

With respect to the federal transport infrastructure masterplan, an overestimation of the number of projects which might be completed within the given timeframe has been criticized several times.

But this timeframe has been hard to verify, says Harvard palaeontologists Molly Markey and Charles Marshall, because jaw shape and tooth type don't always correlate to whether a fish bites or sucks.