Sentence examples for a timetable by which from inspiring English sources

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

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

Augusta National members who hope to mediate the dispute said they had not decided on a specific compromise proposal to advance, although some suggested that the club could choose to announce a timetable by which it would accept its first woman.

Much of the discussion focused on the concessions being sought by the Liberal Democrats in return for agreeing to a cut in the 50p top rate of income tax, as well as the timetable by which this could be achieved.

There is no set timetable by which states must comply, Dr. Gerberding said, adding that the disease control agency hoped that states would conduct preparedness exercises as they develop their own plans.

"Labour will still be paying off much, much more interest on our accumulated debts because they haven't committed to the timetable by which we would deal with the deficit.

The Lib Dem leader added: "Labour, of course, will be still paying off much, much more interest on our cumulative debt because they haven't committed to the timetable by which we would deal with the deficit, money which instead could be spent on hospitals.

Make a timetable which is practical and act on it.

Have a timetable which works well for you.

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It is a compromise between distinct paths that the group has debated since March, avoiding a specific timetable, which has been opposed by Mr. Bush, but making it clear that the American troop commitment should not be open-ended.