Sentence examples for the planned timeframe from inspiring English sources

In this document a resident in difficulty is defined as "a doctor who does not acquire the required competences within the planned timeframe of the programme".

4. What is the planned timeframe for revising the existing indicators and for establishing new ones, such as on the impacts of consumption and for specific areas such as food waste and green public procurement?

Econet Wireless, which operates in Africa where it has a total of 40 million subscribers, will be deploying Shine across all its operational regions there, starting with Zimbabwe — although there's no firm timeframe on the planned rollouts.

In some cases, the date of approval was after the formal planning timeframe, highlighting the first source of incoherence.

Finally, within the available timeframe, a total number of 29 patient (or parent) interviews were achieved instead of the planned 36.

We will work with you (and, if you wish, your own doctor) to develop a wellness program that is)." Participant E is unable to achieve a BMI that is 26 or lower within the plan's timeframe and receives notification that complies with paragraph (f)(4)(v) of this section.

As in our example above of the different planning timeframes, where curriculum changes are extensive and may require review by a regulatory body, time to institute needed changes extends and is often perceived by employers as placing unacceptable constraints on their mandate to provide timely care for members of the community they serve.

Applicants with degrees in progress at the time of application may be conditionally accepted into the program, provided they successfully complete their bachelor's degree within the timeframe planned.

Most of the online exhibits I have worked on have not had the benefit of a long planning timeframe, which usually means we have to be somewhat conservative in our vision for the end product.

Michael Jensen raised the notion that eighteen months as a long-range planning timeframe was very important for an electronic publication.

In an income-driven plan, every dollar that you don't pay towards your outstanding student loan balance is forgiven at the end of the repayment plan's timeframe (for example, under the REPAYE plan, it's 20 years for college loans or 25 years for graduate school loans).