Sentence examples for agreed to a timetable from inspiring English sources

On October 30, UN member states agreed to a timetable for negotiating an arms trade treaty by 2012.

China and India, seeing they were isolated and their traditional allies would not stand with them, agreed to a timetable for talks on a post-2020 agreement.

Jen Psaki, the department's spokeswoman, said that both sides had agreed to a "timetable" of nine months, although she stressed it was "not a deadline".

Federal Reserve policy makers expect to eventually raise their benchmark interest rate in an effort to slow inflation, but they have not agreed to a timetable for the move, according to minutes of the Fed's last meeting in early August.

If you're happy that the Bush administration finally agreed to a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq, if you're happy that President Obama finally decided to comply with that agreement, if you're happy that President Obama is drawing down U.S. forces from Afghanistan, remember Walter Jones, because he helped bring those three things about.

No joint statement was issued, and the North refused to agree to a timetable for another round of talks.

The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan met on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly session last month but could not agree to a timetable to resume the talks.

The South wants the North to agree to a timetable for opening North-South rail links; the North wants the South to ship more food aid for its starving people.

It will then begin preparing in earnest for a general election, which after having been called for March 11th last week now appears likely to take place on February 25th, following pressure on the government from the opposition parties to agree to a timetable for the rapid passage of legislation to implement the austerity measures outlined in last December's budget.

The Pakistani government had made virtually no progress on the three major requests that administration officials laid out for General Musharraf in January -- to agree to a timetable for the restoration of democracy, improve its record on nonproliferation, and shut down a group Washington accuses of terrorism, the officials said today.

Trump is hoping to use the summit to push Kim to agree to a timetable for removing his nuclear arsenal, though it remains doubtful the despot will be willing to do so.