Politicians have a timeframe of four to six years when they want to get re-elected.
Despite an international setup, there's no word in the filing on whether Nio has a timeframe for selling vehicles outside of China.
So I think we should have a timeframe for getting out of Afghanistan, and it should be shorter rather than longer".
"It doesn't really have a timeframe – it could be the present day.
Fourth, there was lack of a specific timeframe for measuring consistent condom use with different types of male and female partners, while the frequency of alcohol use had a timeframe (previous one month).
Caseness must have a timeframe.
NHS Trust in UK had set a timeframe of 24 h of admission to conduct a full nursing assessment, while another trust did not fix a timeframe, but required it to be commenced at the earliest possible stage [ 34].
The guidance is a change from WHO's interim recommendation on 7 June, which referred only to men and had a shorter timeframe of at least eight weeks.
"Now that private equity has become institutionalized, it has allowed us to have a longer timeframe," said Stephen Pagliuca of Bain Capital, one of the buyers of HCA who added that he might hold the company for more than the typical five years.
He makes no secret about the fact that the Zipi is his first foray into product design, but he has a realistic timeframe for delivery of early September and a fully functional prototype already built, so here's hoping the Zipi meets its modest $6,000 funding goal.
SIMD is a relative measure of deprivation and given the impact of socioeconomic drift in the PsyCIS cohort, wider Glasgow and Scottish population during our five year timeframe, its use has a number of limitations.
