Sentence examples for two-year timeframe from inspiring English sources

If it is not revocable, then once Article 50 is triggered, there is no going back; UK membership will be terminated within the two-year timeframe set out by Article 50.

The EU warnings came as senior EU and UK diplomats predicted it would be impossible for London and Brussels to complete any new trade deal within the two-year timeframe May envisages for a transition period after the UK leaves in March 2019.

He indicated the talks were so vast, and cut into every aspect of UK economic life that a deal could not be reached within the two-year timeframe required by article 50, thus requiring the two sides to look for an interim deal.

An investor should expect one, two or even more of these fundamental projects in a two-year timeframe.

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".

It is also time sensitive 85% of enterprise decision makers think they have a two-year timeframe to make significant inroads on their digital transformation before sustaining adverse financial impact and/or lagging the competition.

Crucially, effective networkers also shift their strategy as they approach the two- to four-year timeframe.

Propelled by their rising economies, robust currencies and globally competitive companies, they have ridden a surge in local stock markets that have reached previously untouchable heights in a short five-year timeframe.

When Christensen queried the four-year timeframe at the meeting he was told it was needed because the final version of the document might be different from the current version, and that it was similar to the undertakings required of members of the US Congress who wanted to view the text.

During that same twelve-year timeframe, Virginia lost $3.08 billion in net AGI to – guess where?

We gave ourselves a three-year timeframe to push the big idea, and implement a portfolio of four projects.