Sentence examples for a timetable later from inspiring English sources

HMRC said it will publish a timetable later in the year setting out the policy and administrative changes needed to implement the reform.

It originally set a five-year timetable, later expanded to seven years, that was intended to build confidence between the two sides gradually so the final, difficult decisions would be easier to make.

Events that have deadlines should be marked with importance to ensure that you take care of them and deal with organizing events with more flexible timetables later.

An armed forces official said later that a timetable for withdrawals was being drawn up and would be released later.

Judge Joel Laird of Circuit Court said he would later announce a timetable for the damages phase of the proceedings.

Seven weeks later, Obama announced a timetable for withdrawal.

We aim at Durban to reach agreement on the need for a new treaty and to set out a timetable for its negotiation, concluding no later than 2015.

He will be sentenced two days later on the corruption charges, a timetable that will allow Kennedy to send him into federal custody.

Later talks, perhaps under United Nations auspices, might create a timetable for the withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan and address the scope of the country's constitution.

Despite early reports indicating that a power-sharing arrangement was part of Sunday's deal, the two camps later clarified that they had only agreed on a timetable for crafting such an arrangement.

A public commitment from Ministers setting a timetable to provide access to sanitation for all inmates at the earliest practical date, not later than February 1996.