Sentence examples for agreed timeframes from inspiring English sources

With inconsistent approaches across trusts, duplication of ethical review and unclear delays the research community called for agreed timeframes to be imposed on R&D departments. 1 6 8 In 2011 the government introduced NHS contract benchmarks to incentivise trusts to recruit the first patient within 70 days of receiving a valid SSI application.

Pickles told the House of Commons on Monday that a PricewaterhouseCoopers study into the administration would continue beyond the agreed timeframe and he has ordered the council to pay the costs.

Where his first-round funders were mostly angel investors, 30-odd rich individuals and three or four companies that don't demand a return on their investment, second-round funding traditionally involves hardened pros who expect profit within an agreed timeframe.

In the most recently completed commercially sponsored study, all 16 DeNDRoN LRN sites completed on target within the agreed timeframe, compared with three out of eight sites outside DeNDRoN LRNs.

The interview process will take place over a number of days starting on Tuesday, using some questions prepared by the Metropolitan police, and has to be concluded within a predetermined timeframe agreed by both the British and Portuguese forces.

During the study timeframe agreed upon with the funder, a total of 274 patients were deemed eligible for the trial, of whom 111 were recruited.

This is essentially agreed, apart from the timeframes, but is complicated by a bigger argument over welfare curbs.

"NHS Employers have agreed to extend the timeframe for the BMA to commence any industrial action by four weeks to 13 January at 17.00, to allow negotiations to progress.

The court agreed that the short timeframe of the law's implementation just months before Election Day presented a potential constitutional issue, but noted that even the appelants agreed that such a law could be implemented.

However, great efforts were made when presenting each question to the informant to sensitively remind them to focus on the mutually agreed upon location and timeframe.

In interviews ahead of publication, he said the idea of a Muslim party changing the face of French politics was perfectly plausible - though he agreed he had accelerated the timeframe.