Sentence examples for time-bound plan from inspiring English sources

"They need to make a systematic, comprehensive, and time-bound plan on a national and regional level".

Any country that commits to destroy its nuclear weapons — in a legally binding and time-bound plan — is eligible to join.

We want Clinton, Sanders, Trump, Cruz and others to not only express that they know Black Lives Matter, but to invest resources and develop a clear and time-bound plan on how they will advance the political, economic and social power of black people.

Environmental campaigners in India have called for the government to implement a "stringent, time-bound" plan to curb air pollution in cities, as a new World Health Organisation report suggests that six of the 10 most polluted cities in the world are in India.

Sea-level rise challenges public policy-making because existing planning frameworks and methods are designed to promote certainty using static and time-bound planning and legal instruments.

Sexual rehabilitation in this trial is defined as: a time-bound planned process with clear goals and means.

In order to upgrade its transport infrastructure, Greece will, "adopt a general transport and logistics master plan," covering "road, railways, maritime, air and multi-modal," and a "time-bound action plan for the logistics strategy".

Its letter points out that "'a stronger focus' falls well short of the industry standard of a strict 'No Deforestation, No Peat and No Exploitation' palm oil sourcing policy and time-bound implementation plan".

A meeting is now scheduled for May 2012, when the National Strategy and time-bound Action Plans will be approved.

Ten years ago, the Security Council called on all these parties to work with the United Nations and prepare time-bound action plans to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children.

Finally, and most controversially, there will probably be efforts to renew the aborted Saudi-led negotiations with Taliban leaders around Mullah Omar, which were conceived as a strategic initiative to engage the Taliban in talks that might eventually draw them into a national political settlement in exchange for a time-bound American withdrawal plan.