Sentence examples for a year-long timetable from inspiring English sources

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, proposed talks within a year-long timetable.

The blast came less than a week after the ELN and representatives of "civil society" had agreed on a year-long timetable for preliminary peace talks.

But a year-long banishment?

Imagine a year-long camping trip.

Already the pensions industry is reeling from the challenge of delivering the reforms announced in the last budget, and many think that the year long timetable for the introduction of the latest pension "freedom" is seriously optimistic.

The first programme ran in September 2017, when 900 students attended an intensive 9-5 fortnight-long timetable.

In fact, a five-year instead of a three-year timetable for SEYLE would probably have allowed for more knowledge to be gained regarding the study's outcomes.

The prompt announcement of a timetable is welcome, but a year seems rather long to wait for a legitimately elected president.

The Manhattan Engineer District set up, back in 1942, a long-range timetable for the production of a bomb.

A three-year timetable sends a more alarming message: Hang on and the infidels will retreat.

EM: It's useful to think in terms of a 50-year timetable.