Sentence examples for prescribed timelines from inspiring English sources

In this context, event reporting is uniquely challenging due to a lack of definitions of what to report and prescribed timelines for when to report.

JPMorgan Chase failed to adhere to the prescribed timeline for reviewing loan modification requests and notifying customers of its decision.

Thus increases in the number of medicines prescribed affect timeline scores for the illnesses investigated in different ways (f = 4.132, df = 2,371, P < 0.01, partial eta squared = 0.026).

By now, more than 90% should have been surrendered, according to a timeline prescribed by the UN and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

Asked what would be required for a postponement, Barzani said it would only be the offer of a UN mandated solution, with a prescribed agenda and timeline.

Homeowners are unaware that they will be tagged as "withdrawn" simply for not understanding the timeline prescribed to them.

The law prescribes a precise timeline children can stay in foster care before they must be released for adoption.

The interaction between timeline scores across illnesses and the number of medicines prescribed was significant.

Perceptions of illness timeline were not affected by the number of medicines prescribed.

Hyperlipidemia was associated with greater timeline perceptions (perceived to last for longer) for people prescribed 6 or more medicines.

Brill said he could not offer a timeline for a complete elimination of antibiotics that also are prescribed to humans.