Sentence examples for a timetable of getting from inspiring English sources

Come up with a timetable of getting everything done.

"And we do too need a clear timetable of getting to the truth".

Although he is unlikely to commit to a timetable for getting out of Afghanistan, Mr Obama will make it clear that America's commitment is not open-ended.

Kerry, however, wouldn't set out a timetable for getting the job done.

Garber gave no indication of a timetable to get a stadium deal, but bear in mind that the clock is ticking on the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and dealing with a new roster of politicians would certainly delay matters even more.

Obama should go with the people and set a timetable to get our troops out of Afghanistan as soon as is practically possible, which should be less than one year.

He told Talabani that there needed to be a timetable to get U.S. troops home.

In October 2006, Ofcom announced a timetable of locations which would get its own DAB ensemble, where a local ensemble does not currently offer coverage.

Take things slow, don't put this fling on a timetable of when things should get serious or how much it should progress; just enjoy.

Mr Mubarak, who requested America's support for a timetable of steps towards Palestinian statehood, got short shrift.

The problem, says a diplomat from Japan, which is expecting to pay for a good chunk of the aid, is working out a way to ensure that North Korea sticks to a timetable of dismantlement even as it gets regular deliveries of aid.