Sentence examples for timescale set out from inspiring English sources

This important milestone has been achieved within the timescale set out in the roadmap agreed last year with BG [FCB, August 2008].

FA chairman David Bernstein said: "Roy is the only manager we have approached and we remain on course to make an appointment within the timescale we set out".

Well, he doesn't really set out a timescale in his 1798 An Essay on the Principle of Population, so the answer has to be no.

The report calls on the next government to supplement the existing targets with new measures to give a more rounded picture of poverty and to amend the legislation to set out a new timescale for achieving them.

The government needs to set out a clear timescale for pushing ahead with a review of the overall student loans system because the alternative is an unfunded model which would leave students, universities, and taxpayers with a very raw deal indeed".

It will set out clearly the limited timescale available to the Assembly to reach agreement.

My understanding is that even when the prime minister formally triggers article 50, perhaps early next year, the Scottish government will still be in no rush to set out a more concrete referendum timescale.

One option would be to lower the unemployment rule to 6.5%; another to set out, as the Federal Reserve does, a likely timescale for a rate rise.

"Our manifesto will set out what we consider are the circumstances and the timescale on which a second referendum might be appropriate, but we can only propose," she said.

"Our manifesto will set out what we consider are the circumstances and the timescale on which a second referendum might be appropriate, but we can only propose," Ms Sturgeon said.

The Delivery Agreement outlines the timescale and framework for creating the new LDP – a huge document which will set out how Cardiff is to develop over the next 15 years.