| In Choate's experience, most lawns can be aerated within the minimum rental time-frame. |
| This comment sparked accusations that the UN had imposed an asphyxiating time-frame and had set up a trap for the Greek Cypriots. |
| Clearly Khartoum has assumed an insurmountably lengthy time-frame in judging that the South would never go so far as to shut down oil transport to north Sudan. |
| There are only marginal changes in phosphorylated intermediates in the diurnal time-frame or during tuber development. |
| Moreover, there is no agreement among anthropologists, ethnohistorians, and archaeologists as to the time-frame involved in assertions such as those made in Van der Peet. |
| Mr Dempsey said the review was necessary because of the escalating costs and time-frame of the inquiry. |
