Sentence examples for according to its timetable from inspiring English sources

But it is not slated for action until May 2013 and, according to its timetable, the process will not conclude until April 2014.

According to its timetable, a 50-member committee is scheduled to complete work within a few weeks on a package of constitutional amendments that would be included in a national referendum.

Israel says progress on the plan can be judged only according to performance, but Palestinians want the plan to proceed according to its timetable, which envisions the first phase ending in six months.

Zalman Shoval, an adviser to Mr. Sharon, said Israel would proceed according to its timetable with Mr. Sharon's plan to withdraw from Gaza, but added, "Whatever the political developments, this will not prevent us from acting forcefully before, during and after withdrawal from whatever place they emanate".

We continue to believe that Mothercare will struggle to break even in the UK according to its own timetable".

FEMA is proceeding according to the timetable it has used in previous storms, and has sufficient resources to address the crisis, an agency spokeswoman, Mary Hudak, said.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron also welcomed the agreement and called on all sides in Ukraine to "get behind this deal and deliver it according to the timetable set out".

Worst affected would be those "who work on topics such as planetary geology and geophysics and planetary atmospheres…." Such topics have been bundled into the "solar system workings theme," which, according to a timetable drawn up by NASA officials, will start its competition in February 2015, a full year later than some scientists were planning to apply.

It is due to expire, according to a timetable set by the United Nations, by December (after the writing of a constitution, a referendum, and another election), which means that almost a third of its life has been spent being born.

Although the supervision system is organized according to a timetable, both APEs and supervisors pointed out that it rarely occurred on the scheduled dates and was both infrequent and irregular.

According to this timetable, the draft should by now already have been finished, a referendum on its content should be taking place in a fortnight's time and parliamentary elections should be planned for early February at the latest.