Those WMD reports, like the Taguba report, sidestepped the timeframe that mattered most, beginning on March 7 , 2003
Crucially, too, both the question and the answer were devoid of any timeframe – and timing in the matter of Assad's future is all.
Ma, a former English schoolteacher, said he was optimistic the matter would be resolved, but declined to provide a timeframe or any details about the matter.
"Delegates were required to make decisions on complex matters within very short timeframes.
"The Gather partnership gives Yelp users a single destination to search and book restaurants and venues, no matter the party size or timeframe," Chad Richard, Yelp's senior vice president of Business and Corporate Development, told TechCrunch in an email.
Whereas a diplomatic course with Tehran must be fully explored by the US, it must commence immediately so that any possible resolution to the nuclear impasse can be found within 2009, a timeframe that is considered safe before Israel contemplates taking matters into its own hands.
The timeframe and lifespan of these emissions in the atmosphere matter, because this determines the total amount of emissions that can be released for staying within a specific climate change target.
Whether to use a 30 days post-admission timeframe or a 30 days post-discharge timeframe is still a matter for debate.
On the one hand, the physical reality is constructed out of an established configuration of elements, matter in space, that can be considered more or less static in a contained timeframe.
If you must return to work within the given timeframe, it is best to ask for a longer lunch to take care of a personal matter.
