Sentence examples for Strict scheduling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton, who last spoke to the education writers a decade ago when he was governor of Arkansas, invited himself to address the convention and ignored his staff's strict scheduling guidelines, taking unscripted questions from the floor as he shook journalists' hands in the audience.

When asked the biggest lesson that he learned from the war games, the regiment's commander, Col. Matsushi Kunii, said he was initially put off by the Marines' lack of strict scheduling: Japanese military exercises, he said, typically follow a timetable with the same clocklike precision as a Tokyo subway.

The two precursors will now be placed under strict "scheduling" or international control, so manufacturers can't easily sell them to just anyone.

The first was accurately synchronising the movement of the troops to the fall of the barrage: for Arras, this was overcome by rehearsal and strict scheduling.

He believed in strict schedules, for both feeding and sleeping.

This time, the club has a strict schedule.

But Girardi's strict schedule belies a lighter side.

(Cocaine is designated as a less strict Schedule 2 drug).

Like an expedition, the class adhered to a strict schedule.

Some have a strict schedule; others show up whenever they are moved to do so.

So Kearse, Fisher and the Titans' public relations staff worked out a strict schedule for Kearse.