Sentence examples for Effective timetables from inspiring English sources

The declaration must now be followed up by real action as set out in specific instruments, realistic targets and effective timetables.

Practitioners can use this approach both for effective timetabling and post-evaluation of existing timetables.

"Sir John has refused the families' legal request to impose an effective timetable on the Maxwellisation process, thereby preventing any deadline being set for publication of the report," he said.

Train scheduling is inherently a multi-objective decision problem since an effective timetable should trade off the benefit of railway companies against the benefit of passengers.

In the debate, he pretended that there is no timetable, no effective Iraqi government, and that Americans alone will determine when, if ever, they leave Iraq.

But the schedule for action on that legislation, its effective date and the timetable for phasing in a new system of health insurance coverage are all unresolved questions.

Time is up on Gore's "point of no return" and Hansen's "critical tipping point". But the two fathers of the global-warming movement (Hansen and Gore got it going back in the summer of 1988) have nary admitted their exaggeration nor set a new timetable for effective action.

The child-centred methods used in COBET and the small classes have proved to be effective, and the flexible timetable allows the children time to do other chores at home, to study and to play.

Timetable - N. 75 effective Sunday Apr. 25, 1954 Eastern Standard Time.

In the end, the ground operation was undertaken "only after the political and diplomatic timetable prevented its effective completion".

"This was a short-term measure which was clearly communicated and a return to the pupil's normal timetable would have been effective once he complied with the school's ruling.