A business assistance package announced in 2010 was criticised for its short timeframe and narrow coverage.
As to what the Tories want to renegotiate, on what timeframe and in pursuit of any objective, search me".
"There would be a three or four-year timeframe, and it would be completely separate to Ryanair".
"The timeframe and the cost associated with it just doesn't make it a real option," Prendergast said.
The attorney general, George Brandis, has previously endorsed a similar timeframe and approach to the one Hosch is now advocating.
International student recruitment is "complex, costly and competitive", and the recruitment of international students is being "implemented in a shorter timeframe and under tighter budgets".
Government obligations include informing parliament before any military operation about its legal basis, the assignment and the operational area as well as the timeframe and costs.
By these first two requirements, Jenny Erpenbeck's The Book of Words is clearly a short novel, with its generous timeframe and event-filled narrative.
Crucially, too, both the question and the answer were devoid of any timeframe – and timing in the matter of Assad's future is all.
Many GPs are being forced to truncate care into an inadequate timeframe and deliver an unsafe number of consultations, seeing in some cases 40-60 patients a day".
In practice though the organisation needs some things to happen within a particular timeframe and a structure-less organisation can be as intimidating as it is liberating.
