Sentence examples for timeframe for deciding from inspiring English sources

The summer timeframe for deciding Theidon's appeal suggests that Harvard will make its decision after commencement ceremonies, when donors and parents are on campus, and safely away from application or acceptance season.

This timeframe was decided upon to enable a fair assessment of the impact of the policy on each drug.

That, of course, is an unacceptable timeframe for footballing authorities who must decide on sporting punishments swiftly in order to draw up calendars for the new season.

That puts the timeframe for approving the signatures beyond the March 28 deadline for Detroit's financial review team to decide whether to recommend an emergency manager for the city.

Presidents, too, at times invite the public into their decision-making processes, before going off to decide in private: Obama, when he was weighing military intervention in Syria; or George W. Bush, the original decider, when, in 2001, he set a timeframe for his announcement on government backing for stem-cell research.

They decided to set the game further in the future, the year 2084, to provide a more realistic timeframe for their version of "Big Brother".

Intended timeframe for completing a transaction.

So what is a realistic timeframe for spending federal money?

The most likely timeframe for that last interview was late 2013.

The army has given no timeframe for the offensive.

If it's not an acceptable timeframe for business, then it absolutely shouldn't be an acceptable timeframe for the government.