Sentence examples for term timelines from inspiring English sources

Our company owns a valid trademark on the term "Timelines" that is for a particular application, specifically for "providing a web site that gives users the ability to create customized web pages featuring user-defined information about historical, current and upcoming events".

Mr. Trahan said his organization would push for shorter-term timelines, a plan that does not include incineration and more public comment.

Yet too many firms underinvest in planning for disaster because they don't think it will pay, at least within the short-term timeline by which many now operate, reckons Yossi Sheffi of MIT.

Our study is the first actually reporting these outcomes in a long-term timeline.

The only force that is capable on any … near-term timeline is... the Syrian Democratic Forces, of which the YPG are a significant portion," Townsend, commander of U.S.-led operations against Islamic State, said in a Pentagon news briefing in October.

"But the president's authorization will not change our troops' missions, or the long-term timeline for our drawdown," Hagel said on his last trip to the country as Pentagon chief.

Each is set to a specific short-, intermediate, or long-term timeline.

What were you thinking in terms of timelines?" "6 30 P.M.?" she said.

The State Senate unanimously passed a bill yesterday to set firmer terms and timelines for granting or denying access to government records under the state's Freedom of Information Law.

Without support for the development of these enabling technologies in the near term, the timeline for the successful advanced exploration of Mars will likely extend indefinitely.

"In terms of timelines, we've established these pipelines, so I think you should see this as a continuum," Rhodes said.