Sentence examples for because the timetable from inspiring English sources
Mid-morning conference chairman MP Keith Vaz kept chiding speakers to be brief because the timetable was slipping.
Others expressed deep disappointment with the announcement because the timetable of the multistate talks does not call for an agreement until April 2005.
Because the timetable, how the economy goes fast and so on, and the institutions are not adequate, at the same capability to respond, to react, to be able to adapt their answers, their reactions to the problems of the economy.
Pentagon officials had been awaiting language from the Security Council because the timetable for the inspection process will shape the schedule of troop deployments and, ultimately, the start of any offensive that Mr. Bush may order.
He said the overriding reasons to stick to the June schedule were that President Hamid Karzai wanted to do so and because the timetable was laid out in the United Nations-sponsored Bonn Accords and endorsed recently in the new Constitution -- which called for every effort to be made to hold presidential and parliamentary elections at the same time.
Richard Garside of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies said: "The ministry is continuing to pay G4S and Serco for the supply of electronic tagging equipment months after the contracts should have been terminated, because the timetable for the next generation of satellite tagging technology has slipped and slipped.
The LFP have long been obsessed that one of the reasons why they are not as successful internationally as the Premier League is because the timetables do not fit with Asian TV audiences (or, you might add, anyone in Spain who actually wants to go to a game and get home again before one in the morning).
In his first interview since Mr. Giuliani announced on Thursday that he had an early, treatable form of prostate cancer -- and raised questions about his determination to run -- Mr. Lazio insisted that he was truly hesitant because of the timetable.
The switch to a new consultant delayed further study because of the timetable to take bids and interview the candidates.
He argued that groups may be compelled to run issue ads on controversial legislation in the two months before Election Day because of the timetable under which Congress decides to act.
