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They also were unhappy with the timescale set by Nato for them to clear mines.

Miliband's team argue that the least likely way they can achieve this is with a bunch of London-based policy wonks hammering away on their laptops to a timescale set by the media and the coalition.

Here we define and apply a set of fit-for-service criteria to identify technologies capable of supplying baseload electricity and reducing GHGs by amounts and within the timescale set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Armstrong is believed to have said that he is unable to comply with the timescale set down by Usada.

The timescale set to find the solution is five years.

The study has shown that the intervention is feasible, although not within the original timescale set for its implementation.

However, boundary effects are not expected to play an important role as the timescale for these effects is ~0.1 s, which is a much longer timescale than the limit previously set by single particle interaction at ~0.002 s.

No timescale has been set for his review of maternity pay and rights.

But no timescale has been set for completing the programme.

Meanwhile, the MoD has said no timescale has been set for the next tranche of armed forces redundancies.

Usada and Wada have refused to co-operate with an independent commission set up by cycling's global governing body the UCI due to long-standing concerns over its remit and timescale.