Sentence examples for Fixed timetable from inspiring English sources

A fixed timetable for locating a replacement has yet to be announced.

"It is a little sobering to say you can withdraw on a fixed timetable," he said.

India and other developing countries appear to be resisting a fixed timetable.

Iran's Majlis will also take time to debate the deal, but without a fixed timetable.

Still, she said there was "no fixed timetable" on a rate increase.

If the fixed timetable for withdrawal remains, he promises to do just that.

Promising a more "holistic" approach without fixed timetables and involving other countries in the region, including Pakistan, he said the Taliban would have to learn they could not defeat the government.

With the Obama administration facing mounting budget problems and having fixed a timetable to withdraw most forces by 2014, the assault also appeared to signal Taliban resolve to battle Western forces to the hour of their exit.

First, G.M. wants to retain some discretion over whether it proceeds with a $180 million investment here that was announced last year but later placed on hold by G.M. Second, G.M. has not fixed a timetable for the return of parts-making equipment it removed from the factory over Memorial Day weekend in preparation for a strike.

Apart from anything else, even if the Tories and Lib Dems did belatedly agree on some great fiscal initiative - and I am told they were a million miles from that at yesterday's meeting of the quad of prime minister, deputy prime minister, chancellor and Treasury chief secretary - the fixed election timetable means there is no time for a proper finance bill.

The Security Council established a deadline of Dec. 15 for Iraqis to fix a timetable for drawing up a constitution and holding elections, a process that the Bush administration had endorsed and has been pressing the Iraqis to complete.