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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.

The United manager was unable to put a timeframe on Rooney's recovery from the injury he sustained in training on Friday, when Michael Carrick and Jonny Evans also suffered knocks that kept them out against Stoke.

Richard Cockerill, Leicester's director of rugby, could not put a timeframe on Williams's injury, but he did confirm that it was the same arm – his left – that was broken twice last season.

Earlier this month, the French government reiterated its pledge to stop all financing of coal projects abroad through the use of export credits, though it has yet to put a timeframe on the move.

Instead, both Harf and White House spokesman Jay Carney declined to put a timeframe on the process during the latest press briefings and national intelligence director James Clapper said on Tuesday his personal view was that it would not be completed before the election.

The latter should be possible, according to James Monaghan, who studies regeneration biology at Boston's Northeastern University, although he adds that "we are not even close, and putting a timeframe on it is difficult".

"They've put an unnecessary timeframe on it now," said Michael Davison, who runs a Fifa medical centre of excellence in London.

That's the ambition but right now Circle China cannot yet launch any products because it does not yet have the licenses to do so — with Allaire unwilling to put an exact timeframe on any future product launches, saying only that it could be as long as a year out.

Line said it plans to expand its Web Store into more countries and regions — but did not put any timeframe on such expansion.

Reck puts a 12 to 24 month timeframe on GetYourGuide being able to have automatic recommendations up and running for users based on their geolocation and "profile", though he says it is already taking the "first steps" to tailor recommendations — by, for example, analyzing what people were searching for in Google when they landed on its platform.