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timescale
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noun
- the span of time within which certain events occur or are scheduled to occur considered in relation to any broader period of time
Example Sentences
He picked up a calf injury in pre-season training, ruling him out of Lancashire's first block of matches in April, but is not putting a timescale on how long he will extend a professional career that began in 2002.
Reynolds did not give a timescale on when an exemption might be agreed, and said the UK government was keeping "all options on the table".
Amazon and its chosen producers will now decide which actor will take over the famous character, but there is still no timescale for when that that will happen or when the next film will be made.
The following day Graeme Tunbridge, the director of devices for the MHRA, wrote to colleagues warning that Michael Gove was "keen to press forward with Dyson's proposal to a timescale that is totally unrealistic."
It is not clear when the next Bond will be announced - and there is still no timescale for when the next film will be made.
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