Sentence examples for The primary timetable from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the primary timetable favors him.

The worthies who constructed the primary timetable hoped to get a quick result.

Rhodes Cook argues that the elongation of this year's primary timetable makes it theoretically possible for a new presidential candidate to enter late - in early February, say - and still collect enough delegates to win.

It was a special election with a compressed timetable: the primary was scheduled for Dec. 8, giving Ms. Bonney, Mr. Goodwin and other Pagliuca staff members mere weeks to introduce their candidate, a political novice, to voters.

Genres such as the comic spoof story and the railway guidebook reveal Victorian skepticism of the primary fictions inherent in the timetable form the fictions of organization and usability, the fiction that the timetable represents the real, and the fiction that detailed information denotes human meaning.

No matter if or when terrorists attack here — and they're on their own timetable, not a partisan red/blue state timetable — Cheney will be deemed the primary one who made America more vulnerable.

She said the case was too complex to resolve on such a tight timetable without interfering with the primary.

During the primary, he embraced the government's deficit-reduction programme, calling for a more ambitious timetable than that promised by the Socialists' own manifesto.

But he pointedly left open the timetable for renewed drilling and was noncommittal about whether Shell would remain the primary company involved.

The timetables of the visiting dental practitioners to the communities should be circulated to the primary care providers prior to their visits.

The railway timetable was seen by Victorians as "a marker of the modern" because it was a "rational, precise, abstract representation" of the railway, itself a symbol (perhaps the primary symbol) of Victorian modernity (Esbester, "Designing Time" 103).