Sentence examples for a timetable has been from inspiring English sources

A timetable has been established.

A timetable has been drawn up for the installation of a transitional government, and eventually for elections.

A timetable has been adopted requiring that the Planning Commission and City Council act on the changes before the autumn.

To focus the minds of the presidents and prime ministers, a timetable has been set for countries to pledge their own steps to cut carbon ahead of the Paris gathering.

Lamoriello did not want to predict Thursday when Stevens would be back or say if a timetable had been established.

Moves to set a timetable have been voted down, but the Republican-controlled Senate has voted 79-19 for 2006 to be "a period of significant transition to full Iraq sovereignty" and the Pentagon is mumbling about troop reductions.

For his part, Mr Soro would lose a lot of his persuasive powers once he laid down his arms.One reason for more optimism this time is that a detailed timetable has been drawn up and the accord signed after a month of hard negotiation between the president's camp and the rebels.

So, Mr. Andrew said, a careful timetable has been prepared to keep operating in part of the current space, while the alterations, which include a new facade on Fifth Avenue and 56th Street, are constructed.

The framework performs an iterative adjustment of train running and minimum headway times until a feasible and stable timetable has been generated at the microscopic level.

School board members in the nation's seventh-largest school district reviewed the names in a closed session, though no timetable has been set for making a final choice.

The upside to the political timetable has been a new commitment of American reconstruction funds — more than two billion dollars, a fourfold increase over the previous year — for schools, clinics, and road construction in Afghanistan.