Sentence examples for a timetable that from inspiring English sources

He added: "We have set down a timetable that is absolutely clear.

In a timetable that allowed him almost no time to himself, he had one personal ritual.

That resignation set in place a timetable that expires at midnight Saturday.

Their point made, they sent him another bill, without a timetable, that will fund the war until September.

Mr. Obama said his judgment was based not on the merits but on a timetable that was "rushed and arbitrary".

Although he earned some (deserved) criticism for advocating a timetable that owed more to electoral populism than to concern for Britain's responsibilities, it won headlines.

Still, that does not make clear if Griffin will be ready for the start of the season in September, a timetable that might be overly optimistic.

He said an agreement on devolution would be agreed by November, with draft legislation by January – a timetable that leaves the issue unsettled until after the election.

"We've had a plan for a long time," Low said regarding a timetable that had Messier returning to the lineup against Detroit.

Mr. Lyons helped the E.P.A. establish a timetable that would enable farmers to comply with the law on a reasonable schedule.

"We've been given signals that the president will be proposing a timetable that could be less than six months," Mr. Pettigrew said.