Sentence examples for transition timeframe from inspiring English sources

The best way to do this is by an early agreement to a transition timeframe and continued close regulatory cooperation.

In short, the timeframe for transition set by Obama is unrealistic and meaningless.

Furthermore, the absence of a timeframe for transition would deny us any sense of urgency in working with the Afghan government.

Less apparent in the literature are reports of expenditure to procure professional financial management assistance and stress associated with short timeframes to transition financially.

In contrast with the more rapid conformational line-broadening transitions, cis– trans peptide transitions generally occur in the timeframe of seconds or longer so that distinct NMR resonances are observed for cis and trans states.

Any settlement, the 2012 UN document says, requires "clear and irreversible steps in the transition according to a fixed timeframe".

This resolution effectively calls on the group to set out a timeframe for a transition to becoming a non-carbon energy group, phasing out fossil fuels.

A statement from the club said that McFall would help in the process of finding his successor although the timeframe for the transition remains somewhat unclear.

Theresa May has suggested a two-year timeframe for a transition period, but Mr Corbyn said Labour's version would last "as long as necessary".

Finally, there are those who oppose identifying a timeframe for our transition to Afghan responsibility.

I'd love to see other books that honestly and explicitly address how we make a global economic transition at scale, and within the timeframe that change is needed.