Sentence examples for arbitrary timeline from inspiring English sources

Abdullah argues that the country cannot sacrifice a fair election for an arbitrary timeline.

The Magnuson-Stevens Act requires any fishery deemed overfished to be rebuilt within 10 years — an arbitrary timeline.

"I continue to worry a great deal about the message we are sending in the region, about whether we're actually going to stay or not and whether we're going to do what's necessary to succeed, rather than set an arbitrary timeline," he said.

If it's based on other colleagues whom you've witnessed then that's great, but if you're just making up an arbitrary timeline for your promotion, you might want to think again.

At Monday's hearing, Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill). said he had "serious concerns" about the bill -- which would set a Nov. 1 deadline for the State Department to approve the project -- saying it would force the administration to adhere to an "arbitrary timeline" and reduce or eliminate the 30-day public comment period.

But arbitrary timelines can terrify women into making a decision they may not otherwise have made, at a time which is unsuitable for them.

Young called Obama's withdrawal timeline arbitrary and political.

The current system provides detail, list, and table views for arbitrary types of objects; and timeline and map visualisations for temporal and spatial aspects of objects.

Discussion about numerical limitations on administrative relief is as arbitrary as the President's self-imposed and routinely broken timelines.

This timeline.

Timeline: 8.40am.