Sentence examples for business timetables from inspiring English sources

One management lesson from "the Victorian equivalent of the Apollo project" seems to be that business timetables can be mercilessly compressed to save money and meet deadlines, but that a promising technology often takes time to percolate, through trial, error and refinement, before it comes to fruition.

We may hope that our resorting to euphemism and belief in timetables of business-cycle recoveries work better to restore confidence than they did in the '30s.

At the critical moments of the story – England's climactic defeats in the knockout rounds of European Championships and World Cups – the spectacle has forced schools and businesses to shift their timetables and attracted television audiences of between 20 and 26 million people.

The other significant and new elements in the business plan is a timetable of improvements on signalling between Chester and Llandudno for 2015 and also work signalling between Newport and Shrewsbury.

Amongst the duties of the Bureau are to agree the timetable of business in the chamber, establish the number, remit and membership of parliamentary committees and regulate the passage of legislation (bills) through the Parliament.

Thousands have already applied for licenses to set up small businesses, although the timetable for redundancies has been delayed.

The welter of competing apocalypses has increased to the point where academics and journalists who make it their business to cover modern millenarian timetables have had trouble keeping track of them all.

The changes include MPs electing select committees by secret ballot, backbenchers gaining control over the timetabling of government business within three years, and the public being given the right to have a particular issue debated in the Commons.

Robert Robinson, joint secretary of the group looking at improvements on the network, said: "We have submitted the business case which includes a timetable, costings and an implementation plan for the enhanced service to the minister".

Gone are the days when projects began with no agreed budget, no business case and an unrealistic delivery timetables.

While every small business has its own challenges and timetables, there is at least a fuzzy line between the tech tasks that entrepreneurs can tackle themselves and those that require some full-time help.