Sentence examples for based on a timetable from inspiring English sources

She doesn't think a 20-year contract would make for happier marriages, but she believes there is value in asking people to consider and regularly assess their commitment, not necessarily based on a timetable but around life events: when you have kids, one spouse gets a new job or starts to work more hours, a family member dies, the kids leave home.

Should Iran accept it, the new proposal is based on a timetable for negotiations.

Sarkozy called for a fresh set of negotiations, with wider involvement of European and Arab nations, based on a timetable that would see the borders of a Palestinian state agreed within six months and a final deal within a year.

Beginning in 1979 the rate of exchange depreciation was pre-fixed with a tablita, an active crawling peg based on a timetable which announced ahead of time a gradually declining rate of depreciation.

If the permit is upheld, Smith says that ATST project officials will submit a revised budget to NSF based on a new timetable for construction, which was originally set for 2010.

For all of the excitement over the rise of so-called marketing automation platforms, people should realize that all these platforms do is send and resend all of this direct-response material based on a predefined timetable and workflow.

He said Britain should not make the decision based on an "artificial timetable or political timetable set elsewhere", but should instead follow Labour's "sequential road map" - which includes gathering "compelling evidence" that President Assad's regime was to blame for last week's attack.

MirHassani (2006) developed a model based on a predefined exam timetable in order to maximize paper spread.

For the Dutch railway network, Corman et al. [141] evaluated the "shuttle" timetable reliability with a thorough assessment and Goverde [142] described a stability theory to analyze timetables on sensitivity and robustness to delays based on a linear system description of a railway timetable in max-plus algebra.

This paper describes a stability theory to analyse timetables on sensitivity and robustness to delays based on a linear system description of a railway timetable in max-plus algebra.

Based on a decomposition of the problem into a sequencing and a timetabling problem, we propose two local search algorithms.