A spokesman for Prasetyo, Tony Spontana, told Guardian Australia the executions would be after the Asian-African conference in Jakarta from 19 to 24 April, but could not confirm a timeframe beyond that.
As to what the Tories want to renegotiate, on what timeframe and in pursuit of any objective, search me".
This cereal timeframe will be stretched further by Cereal Anytime.
Nor is it clear whether land can be sold competitively in such a short timeframe, unless sales are already under way – in which case this is not a new announcement.
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.
Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments, which runs Alton Towers, said the park could reopen only when the investigation had concluded but did not give a timeframe.
The shadow defence secretary, Vernon Coaker said: "The government should provide clarity about the scale, scope and timeframe of the deployment of these further trainers.
The most likely timeframe for that last interview was late 2013.
In the days since the general election, David Cameron has set his sights firmly on Europe and shortened the potential timeframe of his planned referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.
The call comes on the eve of the Australia Day weekend, when the prime minister is expected to kick off a national conversation about the desirability of recognising Indigenous people in the constitution, but remain non-specific about the timeframe for consideration.
Details of the draft resolution – disclosed to the French newspaper Le Figaro – emerged on Thursday amid warnings that if no agreement was reached in that timeframe, France would go ahead and unilaterally recognise a Palestinian state.
