Sentence examples for a longer timetable from inspiring English sources

Until this week Varoufakis has worked to a longer timetable than the one set out by the eurogroup of finance ministers.

Garland, however, expects a longer timetable before we see an AI like Ava. "My children's lifetime, I expect," he says when pressed.

Over a longer timetable, countries that make wise public investments and fiscal and regulatory choices will do better, other things equal, than countries that don't.

And Winterkorn was its standardbearer, leading the charge against the tightening of EU emission regulations – urging weaker targets and a longer timetable.

Yet Trump, in the White House meeting, dismissed argument after argument about a longer timetable to finish the mission in Syria.

Most important for the stricken economies, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, may be prepared to accept a longer timetable for curtailing budget deficits for countries like Spain that are reeling from recession.

But representatives of other countries at the United Nations envision a much longer timetable.

Some factions oppose the whole idea of sitting in government with Sinn Fein, and others favour a much longer timetable for the transfer of policing powers.

Cabinet criticism has also meant he had to accept a much longer timetable for the introduction of compulsory ID cards - now 2009 at the earliest - and postpone the introduction of his counter-terror package until after the general election.

The current military plan for Iraq was drawn up to meet the recent status-of-forces agreement between the United States and the Iraqi government that calls for both shorter and longer timetables than Mr. Obama's campaign promise.

Baltimore police commissioner Kevin Davis also noted that other cities have had much longer timetables to negotiate their consent decrees, and suggested Baltimore's agreement is shaping up to be among the most ambitious.