Sentence examples for implementation timescale from inspiring English sources

The government, she added, "should consider modifying its implementation timescale if those consequences cannot be adequately addressed before national rollout begins".

Given the delays in implementation and overall timescale, the dynamic and mobile nature of the workforce and the community up-skilling during the study, several individuals had moved on to new roles.

"The timescale for implementation is far too compressed, with no indication that will be properly resourced," Courtney said.

As such, this paper aims to identify a timescale for implementation for future technologies for UK road freight, and likely associated human factors issues, improving upon the currently employed 'trial-and-error' approach to implementation which may carry high economic, environmental, safety-related risk.

Since then, several head teachers have complained that the timescale for implementation is unrealistic.

Building owners CPPI have three months to outline an implementation programme and proposed timescale.

FA general secretary Alex Horne said it was up to the Premier League, which is likely to centrally fund the technology for its member clubs, to decide on a timescale for implementation.

The optimization-based two-timescale solution gives implementation friendly and scalable solution because solutions of different timescales can be implemented at different hierarchies of C-RAN and they are robust to signaling latency.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said there was "confusion over what the prime minister is actually proposing and the timescales for implementation".

Thus, as Maguire (2004) has documented, there were infeasible timescales, substantial implementation failure, and low commitment to project integrity on the ground.

It is also expected to achieve better tradeoff between performance and implementation costs than the one-timescale scheme and heuristic two-timescale schemes.