Investors "remain in the dark as to the nature and extent of the alleged violations (and knowledge of them within the company); as to the nature of any past or future sanctions for executives with direct responsibility or oversight responsibility; and even as to the timetable for completion of the investigation and disclosure of its results," I.S.S. wrote in a report.
He declined to give a timetable for completion of a detailed plan for additional cuts.
Delia's, which is based in New York, has not set a timetable for completion of the review, a spokeswoman, Amanda Mullin, said.
Chrysler said the decision on Viper is "a stand-alone strategic review, unique to Viper" and it has not set a definitive timetable for completion of the review.
Migrant labourers tell their stories Khulaifi said that while there was no firm timetable for completion of the reforms, it was important that the Qatari public bought into them.
Scripps Networks Interactive, itself spun out off E.W. Scripps back in October 2007, has engaged investment banking firm Allen & Company to assist in its search for a "qualified buyer" for uSwitch without establishing a timetable for completion of a transaction.
"The company has not set a timetable for completion of this process," the company writes, "and does not intend to discuss or disclose further developments with respect to this process unless and until the Board approves a specific partnership or transaction".
The punch list being those unfinished construction details or minor mistakes that the sponsor is permitted by the Offering Plan to finish and correct after the closing is completed, without either any escrow of funds to insure completion or a definitive timetable for completion other than "within a reasonable period time".
A six-month timetable for completion became nearly three years.
And while she eagerly shares her time-smoothed stories, some of which seem closer to myth than fact, she has learned from the mistake of her husband — who boldly predicted that the project would take 30 years — to remain vague when asked for a timetable for completion.
