Sentence examples for clear timescale from inspiring English sources

Contractors carrying out urgent checks to 17 schools in Edinburgh closed suddenly over substantial safety fears have admitted they still have no clear timescale for their full reopening.

Besides, many engineering problems involve a clear timescale separation, usually of those pertaining to the loading and to the mechanical behavior of the system.

The government needs to set out a clear timescale for pushing ahead with a review of the overall student loans system because the alternative is an unfunded model which would leave students, universities, and taxpayers with a very raw deal indeed".

But the Welsh Local Government Association WLGAA) wants a clear timescale.

The communique released at the end of the two-day Muskoka summit in Canada represents the first time the international community has put a clear timescale at the highest level for the conclusion of the foreign intervention in Afghanistan, which began in 2001.

The company said it was taking advice from "technical experts" and would carry out the work "as quickly as possible" but "could not provide clear timescales".

There is a need for "clear timescales and funding commitments" for a high speed rail line linking Leeds and Manchester, the leader of Leeds City Council has said.

Contracting appeared to be a largely transactional process, involving clear timescales and processes and with defined roles for commissioners and providers.

It is not clear what timescale Grabiner has been given and the Bank warned that while it would publish the report it may not do so until the Financial Conduct Authority has completed its investigations into the market.

For those of us in the tech industry, it's clear his timescale is inaccurate and that, if the government is complacent about AI, the country is setting itself up for an economic shock.

Meet your boss and simply agree or re-set clear objectives, timescales and standards for whatever is expected of you.