Cooper said that although she was delighted Omar would be safely transferred to the UK, even after the timetable was set in motion, the teenager remained at risk during the fortnight's wait for his transfer.
Readjusting to an academic timetable after spending time abroad can be a shock.
Stoudemire was given a six-week timetable after having debridement surgery on his right knee on March 11.
The timetable after the committee's hearings is typically six to eight weeks, but an N.C.A.A. spokeswoman said that complicated cases could take longer.
On 20 April, following Nato's decision to offer Georgia and Ukraine eventual membership but not a timetable after yielding to Russian pressure, the Georgians accused Russia of shooting down an Israeli-made drone over Abkhazia.
Party town After structuring my timetable so I had Fridays off, my weekend began on Thursdays, where thousands of students usually flock to the Grove, a street of bars, which is the only night the drinking age is 18.
The team is still holding its breath over the condition of Teixeira, who said his timetable after sustaining a Grade 1 strain of his left calf Monday would be at least a week.
Mr. Lott said yesterday that he agreed to an early timetable after Mr. McCain said the Senate could go first on President Bush's education package and possibly on a budget resolution.
Although Congressional officials had been optimistic on Wednesday about moving quickly through the debate on Iraq, today they slowed their timetable after a day of consultation with many skeptical members and committee chairmen.
Might it not be as well, it is being asked, to recognise that the Colonial Office's present and most honourable function is to work itself out of a job; and to transfer responsibility for the emergent, and even pre-emergent, Commonwealth countries to the Commonwealth Relations Office?The timetable, after all, is getting filled in.
