Sentence examples for timeframes for action from inspiring English sources
It identified all related activities, the range of implementing and supporting partners, the timeframes for action and a budget breakdown by partner.
Labour, which has previously urged May to hurry up and ratify the deal, welcomed a timeframe for action.
It added: "As far as legal action goes, there is really very little to say: we are aware of our legal position and the likely timeframe for any action.
Many proposals also raise the burden of proof for forfeitures, implement stricter timeframes for authorities to pursue forfeiture action and close the equitable sharing loophole by limiting property that can be pursued through federal forfeiture.
For example, more research is needed on how pandemic evidence is defined and revised as new infectious diseases progress, and how organizational and intellectual factors influence the uptake of evidence in situations when the timeframe for taking preventive action is short [38].
You can easily make them more effective - perhaps only attend those meetings that can directly grow your own business or, even more straightforward, simply set an agenda, stick to it, and agree clear action points with timeframes for each.
But Oliver Letwin's department did not bother replying within the usual timeframe of a few weeks, waiting instead until the committee's recommended deadlines for action had passed.
A common perception is that there is already a basis for action and prevention, but less confidence that the associated adaptation and mitigation policies will have an evidence base within the same timeframe.
