Sentence examples for a timetable for setting from inspiring English sources

The deal looked likely to be struck after a fortnight of negotiations ran into an unscheduled extra day because countries could not agree on a timetable for setting clear national targets on cuts in carbon.

Yet the government has not released details or a timetable for setting people free.

A senior official said the United States had shortened the timetable for setting up a new Iraqi army, with plans for 40,000 troops in the field by next year.

The delay in publication has been a growing source of frustration for the families as well as David Cameron, who has demanded a timetable for publication be set out "pretty soon".

The economic commission of west African states (Ecowas) has announced it will impose crippling sanctions on Mali after a deadline for setting a timetable for civilian rule was missed.

Mathias was also an early advocate for setting a timetable for withdrawal of troops from Vietnam, and was against the bombing campaigns Nixon launched into Laos.

She has not set a timetable for retirement but said it has become harder to set new goals.

There must be a new UN resolution, setting a timetable for the readmission of weapons inspectors.

Robert Gates, the US Defence Secretary, has also cautioned recently against setting a timetable for handover.

Washington has long resisted setting a timetable for withdrawal, while Iraqi leaders wanted short, firm deadlines.

Mr Baker highlights the fact that ISG's report rejects the idea of setting a timetable for withdrawal.