Sentence examples for a timetable of when from inspiring English sources

They would also be subject to a timetable of when they could publish their unsolicited assessments of European debt.

1. Reach a compromise with creditors The first – and easily the most preferable – is to reach a compromise with creditors and this usually involves explaining the situation to them in a letter and including a timetable of when they will be paid.

By comparing the historical record of when BCG strains were distributed around the world with what genes each had lost, they were able to reconstruct a timetable of when the genes went missing.

China's big electric vehicle push is about to get even bigger: The country is planning to end the sale of fossil fuel-powered vehicles entirely, with regulators working currently on a timetable of when the ban will ultimately take effect, according to Bloomberg.

Keep a timetable of when you should wash.

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.

I didn't have a timetable on when a book was to be done.

He also did not want to put a timetable on when either would return.

Facebook didn't provide a timetable on when that will happen.

"I don't have a timetable on when it's going to happen," Mayhew said.

He could not provide a timetable for when the demolition of the jai-alai building would begin and when construction would start.