| But setting deadlines does not help and frankly we do not think a meaningful handover can take place in a short timespan. |
| For that reason, a professional public service signifies to us much more an attitude, outlook and level of performance, than it does the full timespan of a career. |
| Was there any timespan which you could discern between the first and second shots and what you have described as the flurry? |
| Over a ten-year timespan, it could initially come down to about a third of the present cost of producing solar electricity. |
| In that connection, she asked whether that timespan for detention also applied to illegal immigrants. |
| The cropped timespan, 22 minutes in a half hour television broadcast, means that everything must be to the bare bones. |
