Sentence examples for broad timetables from inspiring English sources

The culmination of the summit was a plan that set broad timetables for improving sanitation, reducing chemical pollution and protecting endangered species.

The culmination of the meeting was an "action plan" that set broad timetables for improving sanitation, reducing chemical pollution and protecting endangered species through the coming two decades.

A broad timetable for the rebellion was set.

The broad timetable states that universal credit will start to take new claims from unemployed people in October 2013.

The Knicks announced the injury on March 26 and gave a broad timetable of two to four weeks for Stoudemire to return.

The first minister set out a broad timetable of events should the deal be completed.

Does any of this mean that the broad timetable for winding down quantitative easing is now seriously off track?

The problems of the commission were evident from the start: its mandate was too broad, its timetable too short, its budget too small and its commissioners too partisan.

OPSI has a remarkably broad occurrence timetable.

Because there are three different criteria for such status income per head, a human assets index comprising health, nutrition, literacy and school enrolments, and an economic vulnerability index (which uses various measures to assess a country's exposure to natural and climatic setbacks)—the data, based on figures for income per head, give no more than a broad indication of graduation timetables.

And while most of those groups have at least tentatively endorsed the expanded plaza — including officials from Related, who see Broad's aggressive construction timetable as a possible catalyst for reviving the stalled Grand Avenue development — many sources I spoke to in recent days cautioned that the museum plan as a whole remains a work in progress.