The developers call it the "most advanced airport building in the world," and say it was completed in less than four years, a timetable some believed impossible.
Further, standard 20-ounce carbon-dioxide cylinders must be refurbished or replaced every five years, a timetable that will eventually eliminate the old valves.
We have already exceeded that goal and we're two years ahead of the timetable we agreed to.
Later it promised to complete the new regulations with two years to spare.This unexacting timetable is slipping.
By 2006 he had drawn up plans to reduce United States troop strength on a schedule that would have brought most if not all American troops home by now, as much as two years ahead of the current timetable.
He said that his company can shave at least $50 million and as much as two years off a clinical trial timetable, which can often last seven to nine years, he said.
They expect the network, which will provide the next generation of high-speed Internet access for cellphone users, to be built in as little as two years, but there is no timetable on when it will be available to users and the price is not determined.
He pointed out to Christine Lagarde, the fund's managing director, during talks in Washington last week that the government had already adopted a flexible approach to austerity by pushing back the timetable by two years for debt to peak as a share of national output.
The plan concludes that "deep cuts in global emissions will be required" and provides a timetable for two years of talks to shape the first formal addendum to the 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change treaty since the Kyoto Protocol 10 years ago.
The in-box of the next president will include two intractable wars (Iraq and Afghanistan) and a tight timetable, of perhaps two years, for preventing Iran from securing nuclear weapons capability.
He must accept a timetable, no longer than two years, for a referendum on electoral reform and a new general election, in which Labour will be led by someone else.
