Sentence examples similar to timeframe for providing from inspiring English sources

He reckons a best case scenario for getting its blockchain platform up and running in the domestic energy market is within "about two years", noting that regulator Ofgem has set a similar timeframe for the industry to provide a next day energy provider switching platform for consumers — so there's still some regulator stick being brandished here.

Such a timeframe could provide a basis to compare the outcome of different treatment trials.

"The 1835 earthquake and finding the fossilised shells and forests in the high Andes were dramatic evidence of how the Earth had changed (and continued to change) over innumerable years, providing the timeframe for evolution.

Therefore, we can suggest multiple invasions of cats in Western Australia from Europe and Southeast Asia in the 19th century, providing a timeframe for the impact of feral cats on native species.

We chose this timeframe because it provided an equal number of years for comparison before and after the 2006 IARC report and was of sufficient duration to allow reliable identification of media reporting patterns.

In the speech, delivered ahead of a second round of debt limit negotiations with the White House and Senate Democrats on Tuesday, Mr. Boehner did not provide a timeframe for when the spending reductions would have to be imposed.

The company's didn't provide a timeframe for when the entire raise will be completed.

The company didn't provide a timeframe for the Android release.

The company did not provide a timeframe for how long the complete roll out will take.

Nest spokeswoman Kate Brinks, told the BBC: "We haven't provided a timeframe for entry in to the EU market yet, other than to say this year".

He didn't provide a timeframe for the launch, but local media reported the bank could be introduced in just 30-60 days. 30-60 days