Sentence examples for timeframe set out from inspiring English sources
He also said it was quite possible to strike a deal within the two-year timeframe set out once Britain triggers article 50 in March next year.
The release of phosphorus (P) from bed sediments to the overlying water can delay the recovery of lakes for decades following reductions in catchment contributions, preventing water quality targets being met within timeframes set out by environmental legislation (e.g. EU Water Framework Directive: WFD).
"We will ensure it is delivered as swiftly as possible but we will not be rushed - all relevant evidence needs to be properly considered, including the views of communities potentially affected by the line, and we will be doing this within the timeframe we set out soon after the coalition entered government".
Under Australia's freedom of information laws, strict timeframes are set out for processing requests for information, and there is evidence that the department has exceeded the timeframe for processing a number of requests made by Guardian Australia.
This resolution effectively calls on the group to set out a timeframe for a transition to becoming a non-carbon energy group, phasing out fossil fuels.
Therefore, rather than defining primary and secondary outcomes, we have set out a timeframe within which we believe the outcomes will occur.
Abbott has set out a longer timeframe, suggesting the plebiscite could occur some time after the next election during the subsequent three-year term.
"The trustees did not respond to the commission within the required timeframes and their response did not address all the actions required of the trustees as set out in the action plan," a commission statement said.
The team set the unit's timeframe at 10 days and knew if they entertained too many ideas during their time together they might not accomplish what they set out to do.
