Sentence examples for by the timetable from inspiring English sources

Passengers were not pleased by the timetable changes.

By the timetable of recent history, Friday's attempted coup d'état in Turkey was roughly a decade behind schedule.

Progress is not just vital; it is also urgent, and I am encouraged by the timetable presented by the interim president.

Major banks should not be "fooled" by the timetable as they "will need to make some serious decisions before June," he added.

Rather than scuttling the transition, he said, the crisis showed that all sides were determined to stand by the timetable that led to Namibia's freedom on March 21.

But now "everything is made far, far more difficult by the timetable – we need an agreement before 10 April, the day of the emergency EU summit.

Labour had also planned the idea of making a broad offer to Clegg that would include an agreement to end the deficit on current account by 2018-19, timetableable proposed by the Liberal Democrats, and to accept the Lib Dems' plan for £6bn of tax rises on the wealthiest.

The timing of the new policy on existing power plants is driven in large part by the timetables the Clean Air Act sets for a major rule-making.

At the planning level, for a given network design, this trade-off is captured by the timetabling (TT) and vehicle scheduling (VS) problems.

The rhythm of the day is dictated by the timetables of small ferries that join the islands, and these in turn are dictated by the tides.

In this context, a key element is represented by the timetabling design phase, which must aim to guarantee an appropriate degree of robustness of rail operations in order to ensure a high degree of system reliability and increase service quality.