Sentence examples for timescale to which from inspiring English sources

The hope is a decision as to whether Clattenburg is to face a misconduct charge will be announced on either Thursday or Friday, with the exhaustive number of interviews undertaken by the FA's investigative team partly explaining the timescale to which the enquiry is operating.

This simple modification instructed participants to respond based on the previous 24 h by adjustment of the timescale to which items referred.

"The timescales to which he is operating are completely unrealistic.

This detailed analysis can be used to identify which recommendations are completed effectively and within the set timescale, to identify which types of recommendations take longer to complete than anticipated, and to identify ways in which the arrangement and/or wording of recommendations can be improved in order to ensure that recommendations are achieved.

That is one of the things I love about gardens: they operate on a different timescale to humans, one which allows us to really witness the world.

"That is the right timescale and the one to which the Liberal Democrats remain absolutely committed.

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.

Our methods naturally present a window into this question by providing the timescales at which data collection needs to be done to be maximally informative.

Lightman said heads would be able to turn around their schools if they were given a realistic timescale in which to do so, but that there was too much "pressure for immediate results".

Ten uninterrupted years in Super League seems a reasonable timescale on which to judge a club's progress.

And they argue that, in any case, 15 years is too short a timescale in which to read a significant trend.