Sentence examples for action timetables from inspiring English sources
When the committees were first formed, there wasn't a postdoc association with specific goals, plans for action, timetables, or agreed-upon methods; the proto-PDA consisted of informal groups of postdocs interested in making things better for themselves and their peers.
"I could not commit to a particular course of action or timetable," Ms. Reno said, adding: "I was deeply moved by Mr. Gonzalez's evident love for his son.
Stakeholders in affected jurisdictions meet to hammer out goals, actions, and timetables.
Heads of services should develop a plan of action and timetable for the implementation of priority actions to be taken in light of the recommendations coming out of this quality survey.
The paper on a "fair plan" for climate action describes a timetable for emissions cuts in established and emerging industrial powers that could keep warming beneath the two-degree (Celsius) threshold that many countries have deemed unacceptably hazardous.
The report makes 33 recommendations to the Welsh government, calling on ministers to provide a "clear policy lead" to primary care providers, together with an "action plan" and "timetable for change".
"We want immediate action and a timetable from the owners of when this vote is going to happen," Mason said.
It is untenable that the Court has blocked me from executing my constitutional authority to remove a member of the IRC, but has provided neither explanation for its action nor a timetable for when that guidance will be granted.
The World Economic Forum has also proposed concrete action and a timetable to respond to the challenges.
What appear to be needed are plans of action, including a timetable and funding commitments, that provide clear guidance regarding next steps.
