Sentence examples for timescale issued from inspiring English sources

He added: "The directors made every effort to try to save the club within the 14-day timescale issued by the courts, but the moratorium ended on Monday without any potential buyer coming forward".

If all this can be done, it could take a while and the timescale issue still remains key.

A spokesman for the prisons and probation ombudsman, which investigates deaths in prison, said: "Our timescale to issue our initial report which goes off to Noms [National Offender Management Service], the coroner and, if they want it, the family, is 26 weeks from the date of her death.

This timescales issue is an important general point.

Islington Council also told BBC London 94.9 it had issued eight statutory notices to CA since January, which required the association to make repairs within a certain timescale or face prosecution.

The Crown Office said it would issue an update by the end of February on timescales for any criminal proceedings or a fatal accident inquiry.

AVS contributed to the interpretation of the derivations, in particular to the clarification of issues concerning timescale separation.

So does Photo DNA have a timescale for its release?

One potential issue is the timescale involved.

What they will not do is sort out any problems to do with budget, timescale or any other contractual issues.

While the ionic liquid undergoes full oxidation, it undergoes only partial reduction, likely due to transport issues on the timescale of the experiment.