Sentence examples for a timeline for a from inspiring English sources

The company did not publicly discuss a timeline for a sale.

Mr. Garner had set a timeline for a new government to emerge by the end of the month.

The N.B.A. does not set a timeline for a player's return, and there is no telling how long Hill will be out.

Yet Mr. Romney has also embraced a timeline for a near-total withdrawal by the midpoint of the next presidential term, just as Mr. Obama has.

They agreed to ask college presidents to weigh in on the topic but did not set a timeline for a decision.

Despite the reduction in violence, with attacks now down to levels last seen in early 2006, some Democrats in Congress have continued to press for a timeline for a withdrawal.

It would also expedite the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to Louisiana and set a timeline for an overhaul of the federal tax code, and possibly include some other Republican wishes, like specific spending cuts and regulatory changes.

Conversely, Uber, which is reportedly valued at between $50 billion and $70 billion, was founded eight years ago and has never discussed a timeline for an IPO.

The city has not yet established a timeline for an independent monitor.

Abbas' decision to ratify the Rome Statute last December came a day after a Security Council resolution that would have set a timeline for an Israeli withdrawal to pre-1967 borders.

When it came time for UT's lawyer to argue the school's position, Chief Justice John Roberts seemed to want a timeline for an end to affirmative action programs altogether, alluding to a 2003 case in which the Supreme Court predicted race-conscious programs would no longer be needed in 25 years.