Sentence examples similar to beyond the established timetable from inspiring English sources

The state department has said Kerry remains committed to the established timetable for talks on Iran's nuclear program.

The process of institutional accreditation now occurs on a regularly established timetable, and can be followed up as often as needed.

How much should journalists speculate beyond the established facts?

For now the parties are trying to establish timetables for the selection of an architect and acoustician.

It stipulates: "Member states should monitor the use of plant protection products containing substances of particular concern and establish timetables and targets for the reduction of their use".

Crucially, Maastricht established the timetable for economic and monetary union and specified the criteria for countries wanting to join.

Mr. Lyons helped the E.P.A. establish a timetable that would enable farmers to comply with the law on a reasonable schedule.

The agency has not established a timetable for making a decision on whether to revise its regulations.

The stipulation set out the amounts petitioners owed to respondents and established a timetable for repayment.

CVS has not yet established a timetable for opening the Woodstock store.

The researchers established a molecular timetable based on samples from three subjects and validated it using the conventional melatonin measurement.