Sentence examples for a timetable by from inspiring English sources

The senators called the plan late, weak and lacking goals and a timetable by which its effectiveness could be measured.

She said she would be "disappointed" if the Government fails to set out a timetable by the end of the year.

The group agreed to come up with a timetable by next Wednesday for the withdrawal of Israeli troops to positions held before the uprising.

The precise value of those remains unclear since Cameron's speech did not set out a timetable by which they will be achieved.

It permit to take into account the specificity of the light rail lines operation and to evaluate the robustness of a timetable by including the driver and traffic controller's behavior.

The Iraqi Governing Council must submit a timetable by Dec. 15 and allow it to be reviewed by the Security Council, but no stipulation on the nature of that timetable was included.

It is due to expire, according to a timetable set by the United Nations, by December (after the writing of a constitution, a referendum, and another election), which means that almost a third of its life has been spent being born.

The Trump administration is pressing to open formal peace talks with insurgents in Afghanistan by April, a timetable driven by the president's mounting impatience with the stalemated 17-year-old war.

The combat planes will enter service by 2035 under a timetable outlined by ministers yesterday.

But European officials said they seemed to reflect a real shift in Washington's policy towards acceptance that the transition would be managed by the Egyptian government according to a timetable followed by Suleiman.

The new licence will be advertised in November, according to a timetable issued by the media regulator, Ofcom, today.