Sentence examples for firm time frames from inspiring English sources

The United States has refused to agree to firm time frames for reducing agricultural subsidies, for reducing the number of people in need of sanitation and for embracing wind and solar power, among other things.

Yesterday's announcement gave no firm time frame for the Energy Department's investigation.

The release date just got a decidedly firmer time frame of "early February," courtesy of an email sent out to Google Play developers, soliciting people to publish their apps for the OS and highlighting the on-watch Play Store functionality that's set for the release.

"I come to Rio to tell you of the fate of my people," Paeniu began, pleading for an agreement that would set firm targets and time frames for cutting emissions.

Although a plan is supposed to be a "living document" that evolves as your business develops, your plans and ideas should stand firm over short time frames.

There are three time frames.

Any difficulties with the two time frames?

"The technology sector is as popular as ever, maybe not as crazy as it was back in the dot-com 1998-2000 time frame, but technology firms are pretty popular this time around," said Paul Larson, chief equities strategist for Morningstar.

We've heard the service will arrive by mid-May (or, as we're now hearing, sooner), and with this NBCU announcement today, that time frame looks even firmer.

And notably, the firm's expected profit margins expand over the same time frame.

The time frame may depend on other contracts the logo design firm already has on the books.