Sentence examples for timeframe for starting from inspiring English sources

"Detroit needs to be run by Detroiters!" Earlier Thursday, Sara Wurfel, a spokeswoman for Gov. Snyder, told HuffPost the governor had not set a timeframe for starting a preliminary review of Detroit's finances or for appointing an emergency manager.

The PSD is planned to be completed by January, which is probably a much more realistic timeframe for Congress to start rolling out a new FAA.

The timeframe starting when WebDFEA is connected to the end when the model is demonstrated is acceptable.

The timeframe for this study was 50 years starting from 2011.

The timeframe for the data in this analysis started one year after duloxetine was on the market in order to eliminate 'early adopters' of a new medication and better capture a representative pattern in usual care settings.

Such actions are not expected to start before mid-May, the latest timeframe for a government decision on the proposed $4.3 billion acquisition of US Airways by United's parent, the UAL Corporation.

This will change, it seems, as PayPal tells us that the integrations are "starting" in the U.S., but declined to comment on the timeframe for international expansions.

The possible timeframe for any resolution raises serious doubt over whether Tevez will be available for the start of the season or, indeed, whether the deal can be completed before August 31, the end of the summer transfer window.

Palestinian officials were expected to start working with members of the security council to seek backing for a resolution setting a timeframe for the ending of what he called the "racist and colonial" occupation – a resolution certain to be opposed by the US.

The timeframe for rollout is soon, too: Amazon is said to be readying the service for its first launch in LA in the "coming weeks," starting, not surprisingly, with companies that sell stuff via its website.

Intended timeframe for completing a transaction.