Sentence examples for his timeframe from inspiring English sources

And what is his timeframe for announcing the outline of a firm British challenge?

"All of the reports stating the timeframe of his prognosis and his physical side-effects are absolutely untrue.

The London mayor criticised the commission's timescale and expressed his concern about "the lengthy three-year timeframe" at his meeting with Sir Howard.

In the days since the general election, David Cameron has set his sights firmly on Europe and shortened the potential timeframe of his planned referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.

He did not give a timeframe for his prediction, nor any other details.

A statement on Real Madrid's website confirmed the tear, although did not put a timeframe on his return.

He said that the amount of work involved meant that he could not put a timeframe on his final decision on the deal.

In an interview with Der Spiegel magazine in Germany that was released on Saturday, Mr. Maliki said he was not endorsing Mr. Obama's candidacy, but called his proposal "the right timeframe for a withdrawal".

Presidents, too, at times invite the public into their decision-making processes, before going off to decide in private: Obama, when he was weighing military intervention in Syria; or George W. Bush, the original decider, when, in 2001, he set a timeframe for his announcement on government backing for stem-cell research.

Daniel Levy has not put a timeframe on his search for a ninth manager since becoming Spurs chairman in 2001.

The third man sitting on Colorado's death row, 39-year-old Nathan Dunlap, has a fast-approaching execution date after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal, sending the case back to Colorado's 18th Judicial District where a judge may now set a timeframe for his execution.