Sentence examples for given a time frame from inspiring English sources

The king has said that a new constitution would be ready for public debate this year but has not given a time frame.

Mr. Perille said that Mead Johnson had not been given a time frame for when the F.D.A. and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would finish their reviews, which probably include water samples and other environmental tests.

When setting goals, a person should make sure they are specific, measurable, and given a time frame.

Typically, employees enroll, are issued a pedometer and given a time frame (usually in months) in which to gradually increase the number of steps they take in a day, with the ultimate objective of reaching 10,000, a level that is considered to be an active lifestyle [ 25].

The participant was advised that they would undertake the test procedure under one of 2 eye conditions, eyes 'patched' where both eyes would be taped closed or 'unpatched', and that they would be given a time frame of 30 seconds in which to find the object, reach out and bring it to the start position.

Could they give a time frame, I replied.

He did not give a time frame for such a decline, saying it may take time before investors stop seeing sell-offs as buying opportunities.

Though Mr. Boehner did not elaborate on his ideas, nor give a time frame, many lawmakers want to tackle immigration legislation in the next session of Congress.

He said that the details of the investigation would come when Likins's report was complete, but he would not give a time frame for that.

"The doctors can't give a time frame of when he'll be back any more than they could if he had the flu".

"I would not give a time frame, but I would only say that in the next two or three decades we will see the victory of the revolution".