Sentence examples for commit to timetables from inspiring English sources
Donor countries need to honour aid targets and commit to timetables that show how and when they are going to meet their ODA targets.
Back then, more than a dozen countries committed to timetables for spending 0.7% of national income on aid; a landmark deal on multilateral debt relief was secured; a "development round" for trade still seemed possible.
Later this month, a UN summit organised by Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon will attempt to persuade rich countries' heads of state to commit to specific timetables to ensure the Millennium Development Goals are attained.
The government has said it will eventually adopt the stricter standards, although it has yet to commit to a timetable.
Although he is unlikely to commit to a timetable for getting out of Afghanistan, Mr Obama will make it clear that America's commitment is not open-ended.
Reports suggested Mr Karzai has indicated in private meetings with Western officials that he would be open to a run-off but has yet to commit to a timetable.
Though he would not commit to a timetable, Mr. Stertz said Audi would eventually "consider the circumstances surrounding the feasibility of subsequent builds".
He refused to commit to a timetable for appointing a chief executive but indicated that there would not be an announcement before next year.
Local media reported that the army chief of staff, Sami Enan, had agreed to release all of those detained during the revolution, but rights groups complain that he did not commit to a timetable.
