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A timescale for how long it is likely to be out of action has not been given.
Business owners are justifiably concerned about business impacts, associated costs, and timescale around meeting regulatory compliances (including safety standards), however we must act now to prepare for the changes and obligations ahead.
“But I don’t put a timescale on it.
David made some calls, and we managed to get permission from the Dents landlord but logistically within a sensible timescale prior to Christmas we couldn’t make it happen this year.
“Due to ongoing movement on the hillside, particularly in wet weather, and the number and size of boulders, we have also been working to progress a diversion option to provide resilience and to open up a route in as short a timescale as possible.
Furthermore, the timescale is “alarmingly tight” when so many questions about its operation remain unanswered.
He added: “Timescales for completion means the road should be opened before the Christmas shutdown, but I’m delighted we’ve been able to appoint contractors to repair Smithy Lane in such a short timescale.”
Source: https://www.leaderlive.co.uk/news/23966462.wrexham-work-begins-repair-road-damaged-storm/?ref=rss
“He (Kiir) realizes that the timescale for implementation of the roadmap is very tied, and yet the ministry of defense is one of those ministries that is fundamental to provide the ground for the establishment of professional security sector.”
Source: https://www.eyeradio.org/lomuro-explains-why-kiir-fired-angelina/
However, this timescale will clearly be seriously impacted by the proposed strikes.
It said even if new recurrent investment was provided, it would not be possible to achieve the objectives of the original five-year timescale.
Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-67554441?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
Mikel Arteta was reluctant to put a timescale on Jesus’ return when addressing the setback in December but reports suggested the striker would be facing up to three months out, sidelining him until March.
Rival Spanish constructors believe Limak's bid was the cheapest and that they won the tender because they agreed to stringent guarantees, regarding the work not going over estimate on price or timescale, guarantees considered unrealistic by other bidders.
She said: “The sale is still progressing with a slightly revised and estimated timescale of early next year, subject to planning.”
The Crown Office has denied this and Ms Sturgeon’s successor as First Minister, Humza Yousaf, yesterday claimed the timescale for the warrant was not ‘out of the ordinary’.
The proposals are probably well-meaning but which of them will actually address the poison that is in the streets of Ashbourne to any significant effect and in any urgent timescale?
Source: https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/local-news/ashbourne-could-englands-smallest-clean-8134473
The public view of earthquake prediction typically concerns a deterministic (yes/no) assessment of whether or not an earthquake will happen on the intermediate timescale (hours to days).
“To meet our 2030 targets alone, more than one million Scottish homes will need to change to a climate-friendly heating system: a massive transition – as big as the shift from coal to gas last century, but in a shorter timescale.”
Warne issued an update on the forward's progress yesterday to say that he was ticking along but no definite timescale has been put on his return.
We keep hearing about temperature trends over decades, and occasionally centuries, but almost nobody talks about the actual timescale at which climate change takes place.
Source: https://hotair.com/david-strom/2023/03/01/venting-about-ignorance-n534015
When asked why there was 16 years between inspections, the school said: "The reason for for the long timescale since our last inspection is due to a decision that schools which were judged outstanding at that time were then exempt from reinspection.