Sentence examples for more aggressive timeline from inspiring English sources
Among the projects subject to a more aggressive timeline is the construction of the temporary PATH station, which rebuilding officials now say is likely to be completed well before the end of this year, several weeks earlier than expected.
The G7 countries have committed to ending fossil fuel subsidies by 2025, but the G20 should set a more aggressive timeline.
James Mattis stated that he would continue the Pentagon's current strategy to regain control of Raqqa, but that it would be "energized on a more aggressive timeline".
"However," he said, "our timeline is a lot more aggressive.
Based on the established timeline, assets would shift from more aggressive buckets designed for long-term use to traditionally more conservative buckets designed for short-term spending needs.
"The ultimate decision was a more aggressive formulation, if you will, in terms of the timeline than what we had recommended," Petraeus said at his confirmation hearing to become the head of the CIA.
However, I believe that is an extremely aggressive timeline and that a sale sometime in 2019 to early 2020 is more likely to occur due to taxes and other reasons.
This year, the IMO reaffirmed that timeline after industry groups and countries such as the Bahamas, Panama and Saudi Arabia successfully blocked more aggressive proposals before the organization.
It's a pretty aggressive timeline, given the logistics involved — and honestly, the company has missed its own deadline more than a few times.
Privately, Republican leaders echoed that aggressive timeline.
