Sentence examples for established time frames from inspiring English sources

Focus on your work together and on continuing to meet established time frames and deadlines, says Susan F. Benjamin, a communications strategist in Shepherdstown, W.Va., and author of "Perfect Phrases for Dealing With Difficult Situations at Work".

"If all the cuts are carried out within the established time frame, there will be an impact in the market that will lead to a positive trend in terms of oil prices," Mr. de Vasconcelos told Reuters.

Without an established time frame, the artists themselves may never witness the project's end result.

Ultimately, the vast majority of diagnostic verifications occurred within this established time frame.

The DAMES trial achieved its accrual target and also met racial/ethnic benchmarks within the established time frame.

(N5) The participants strongly expressed concern over being expected to screen newly arrived migrants within 2 months, because there were not enough staff at their units to do the screening within the established time frame.

The structure is too rigid for such programs where it is often not possible to establish time frames or define expected results ahead of time.

Ideal timing for skill retention testing is unclear, and recent article on simulation education methods was unable to establish recommended time frames for such retention assessments [22].

"Congress purposely established this time frame to accommodate growth in the program as states enroll more children".

This opening line works because it establishes the time frame (Seinfeld as a kid), it establishes the subject of the joke (the Pop Tart), and it has a unique, specific detail that engages the audience (the back of his head blew right off).

Palestinian diplomats have been pushing their Arab peers at the United Nations to propose a Security Council resolution that would establish a time frame for ending the Israeli occupation and call for talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority to demarcate the borders of two independent states.