Sentence examples for clear timetable for from inspiring English sources

There was no clear timetable for his return.

There is no clear timetable for a transition to an elected government.

But Ed Miliband was questioned about the lack of a clear timetable for these targets.

It may be that your predecessor is ambivalent about succession or has not set a clear timetable for retirement.

It said the Ombudsman Service should set out a clear timetable for cutting and ultimately eliminating the backlog.

And he stressed the importance of creating "a political process and a clear timetable for restoration of sovereignty of Iraq".

It is now vital that government sets out a clear timetable for change and does so quickly.

François Hollande, France's president, wants a UN Security Council resolution to set a clear timetable for negotiations leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Croatia was disappointed, however, when in November the U.S.-brokered U.S.-brokered Dayton Accordsvide a clear timetable failede retorn of eastern Slavonia to Zagreb's control.

Several Sadrist government ministers then threatened to resign in protest against Mr Maliki's apparent failure to spell out a clear timetable for America's withdrawal.

But there is now a barely containable desire for him to begin his departure by laying out a clear timetable for it.