Sentence examples for Announced timetable from inspiring English sources

The report states that the Soviet withdrawal plan was handicapped by a publicly announced timetable.

But on Wednesday, city officials released a statement saying the city could complete the job "well before the previously announced timetable of 2021".

But all combat operations should cease immediately, and then, on a fixed and announced timetable, the American forces should withdraw from the country.

The sight of the whizzing "moon" punctually keeping to an announced timetable is superb; but down below, in the world hitherto known as the Soviet sphere (how many familiar terms may now have to be adjusted?), timetables are rare and risky, transit is often slow and inefficient, and even five-year plans sometimes fail to run their predestined course.

If he sticks to his announced timetable, Obama will act in some way on immigration reform in the next month or so.

Yet to be determined is whether President Obama will stick to his announced timetable of gradually drawing down the American military contingent and bringing them all home by 2016.

Although other major auto makers are working toward the same goal, none has announced timetables for retailing the vehicles.

Seven weeks later, Obama announced a timetable for withdrawal.

Neither side has announced a timetable, agreeing only that officials will discuss possible measures.

"We have announced no timetable for a transition," Mr Heyward said in an interview.

Police officials said the redeployed officers would be replaced by civilians, but they have not announced a timetable.