"The timing of the notice should give management plenty of time to formulate an appropriate response," the Lazard note says.
The last-minute timing of the notice, and its claim that it was responding to the complaints of a "large segment of society," reeked of an official attempt to play it safe ahead the general election, which is expected to take place in May.
Mr Ashdown claims that this is excellent timing: having plenty of notice gives the party a chance to concentrate on winning seats in Scotland, Wales and Europe before it gets down to its internal battle for a new leader.
The initial timing of first feeding was noticed at 5 dph.
However, the short-notice timing of the cancellation has prompted speculation that the monarch, who Obama was reportedly set to meet one-on-one, is snubbing the White House due to its lead role in nuclear negotiations with Iran.
Attorneys for Martin's family said it wasn't until weeks later, when Tracy Martin, Trayvon's father, was looking through the teen's cell phone bill that he noticed the timing of the last call.
The author's anecdotes cut both ways; there's the spiteful husband who refused to return his wife's Tiffany cake plate, then sold it at a yard sale for 50 cents; but there's also the greedy wife who spent a fortune on jewelry and clothes before filing for divorce — only to have a judge notice the timing of her spree and dock her property settlement.
Jennifer Solomon, an analyst for Salomon Smith Barney, noticed the timing of the raise as she read the recently issued proxy last week.
Whether you take your entertainment in the form of a gorilla blockbuster or The New York Times, it's hard not to notice the fascinating timing of it all.
We initially noticed that the timing of CLB3 induction had an impact on the extent of sister chromatid segregation in meiosis I, especially in experiments that employed the NDT80 block-release system.
