Timeframe
General Definition: When an impact occurs and well as how long it lasts (i.e. short-term, long-term, etc.). Timeframe arguments are used to establish urgency.
- Public Forum: see general definition.
- World Schools Debate: Not a common phrase in WSD, although teams should try to establish the urgency and/or timeliness of their side of the debate through framing and argumentation.
- British Parliamentary: Not a common phrase in BP, although teams should try to establish the urgency and/or timeliness of their side of the debate through framing and argumentation.
- Canadian National Debate Format: Not a common phrase in CNDF, although teams should try to establish the urgency and/or timeliness of their side of the debate through framing and argumentation.