Sentence examples similar to timeframes exceeded from inspiring English sources
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.
According to our results, 12 or more weeks should be considered for evaluation, although the duration of most studies has not exceeded this timeframe.
The time taken to complete enrolment exceeded the targeted timeframe by 50 100%% in all but one of the studies; only the Nigeria Pilot Programme was able to complete enrolment within the projected timeframe.
Subsequent analysis of topic changes on resumption of talk has revealed a 5-second timeframe, also undocumented; when pauses exceed this timeframe, it is rare for the previous topic to be resumed without a restatement.
For example, for the 'antithrombotics in AF' topic, all practices highlighted in interviews that anticoagulant prescribing intervals often exceeded the 12-week timeframe used by the measures, causing patients to be incorrectly identified as lacking antithrombotic prophylaxis.
Efficiency: The Project exceeded its objectives within established timeframes and costs and has demonstrated good efficiency.
The reason for the concordance is that in most instances the decline had far exceeded 50% over the appropriate timeframe long before it was detected.
Over the past 10 years -- a timeframe encompassing the entirety of the global financial crisis and its aftermath -- Australia's unemployment rate has never exceeded 6percentt.
