Sentence examples for six-month window from inspiring English sources

Menendez said new sanctions legislation being considered by his chamber would include a six-month window to allow diplomats to negotiate permanent limits to Iran's nuclear program.

"You've got a six-month window of opportunity to assist them in putting in place a system that reflects democratic processes in a free market economy," he added.

Although the court ruled that they had not acted within the necessary six-month window, it showed some sympathy to their claim.

To address concerns about filing deadlines, Mr. Silva said, officials are considering creating a six-month "window period" during which the inspection of previously uninspected facades could be conducted and filed as part of the fifth-cycle filing.

Gempler said he hopes the Trump administration will leave the work permits in place during the six-month window it is giving Congress to come up with a permanent fix.

As the H5N1 avian virus spreads around the globe, it remains to be seen whether the six-month window for data analysis is appropriate; however, the consortium do anticipate this deadline to shorten as operating procedures are established and refined.

The fraction of positive growth in a six month window is calculated as the fraction of months in that period that show an increase in incidence compared to the previous month based on yearly incidence profiles from surveillance data.

The limitation of the study is that it only examined a six month window following the start of BRM treatment, and cancer typically takes many years to develop.

Only one project, a pipeline to transport natural gas between Poland and Lithuania, was not successfully negotiated by national authorities within the six month window.

As it turns out, a little-known rule about trademarking names is this: there is a six month window after applying for a domestic (U.S). trademark during which you can safely apply for a trademark in another country and it will be backdated to the date of the U.S. registration.

I elected to share that in college I had been sexual assaulted and raped within a six month window, and that the "grab 'em by the pussy" comment made me feel unsafe and unvalued in a way no one else in a leadership position ever had.