Sentence examples for timelines set out from inspiring English sources

Barbour, the former governor of Mississippi, and Rendell, the former governor of Pennsylvania, said they weren't so sure that timelines set out by Congress were achievable.

Another concern was the compliance timelines set out by the NHPD.

But a Manhattan judge ruled on Monday that under a timeline set out by federal law, a warrant is only needed for the final day's worth of messages from Harris, who is accused of disorderly conduct in relation to a protest on the Brooklyn Bridge in October.

Theranos announced in August that it was appealing the sanctions, but that doesn't seem to have panned out yet — although the CMS has not enforced them on the timeline set out in July.

What Timeline set out to do is really add value to the news space by saying, "Let's go deeper.

A clear timeline setting out when countries should make public their targets on greenhouse gas emissions, and how those targets should be assessed by other participants, has been a major sticking point in the final hours of the long-running talks.

Timelines were set out for completing liberalization in 11 priority sectors including auto parts, agricultural commodities and tourism by 2010.

That was a change from the timeline the league had set out earlier in the day the lockout was put to rest, and it was so unexpected that at least one team told an agent it did not see the note for several hours after it was sent.

For medicinal products referred to in point (a) of Article 5(1), the joint clinical assessment report shall be adopted by the Coordination Group within 80-100 days in order to ensure compliance with timelines for pricing and reimbursement set out in Council Directive 89/105/EEC1a.

He did not set out a timeline for the withdrawal.

However, it did not set out a timeline for the switch.