Sentence examples for timeframe was introduced from inspiring English sources

For better orientation in time the national holiday March 8, International Women's Day, was used; this timeframe was introduced to patients with questions like: What does March 8 mean to you personally?

These timeframes reflect the years when non-medical prescribing was introduced in these countries.

Finally, coalescence simulations of microsatellites estimate the age of the split between northwestern and eastern fly populations as only 13.6 years (Sim 2013), consistent with a recent historical timeframe for R. pomonella being introduced to the PNW.

Obama said in his State of the Union last week that he would like a bill passed within "the next few months" -- a tight timeframe when bills have not yet been introduced in the House or Senate.

However, unlike in Finland, there is no guaranteed timeframe for a new, Uber-friendly law to be introduced in Norway.

If this approach is adopted, it is useful to communicate an overall plan for the kind of standards progression and expected timeframes for achievement (e.g., more progressive standards will be introduced every 2 3 years).

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

That timeframe was rejected by Russia and the US.

I had to tell the trader what to do, and my timeframe was two minutes.

"The timeframe was very short.

That timeframe was about to get shorter.