Sentence examples for credible schedule from inspiring English sources

And the hall's artistic directors, appointed after prolonged bureaucratic squabbling, had to scramble to line up a credible schedule of performances for the premier season, which runs from late December until April, organizers said.

The analysis, released today by the government and industry-backed energy research body, examined the steps needed to support the first SMR in the UK and concluded a credible schedule for implementation can be set out - as long as a policy framework is developed to reduce risks for SMR developers and increase investor confidence.

And if the international organization doesn't produce a credible schedule, the staffer says, "the project will be very difficult to defend, even by its most ardent supporters".

And last month, the Government Accountability Office found that, thanks to the lack of a credible schedule for the project as a whole, even those estimates are not reliable.

Bigot, a French nuclear physicist with extensive management experience in industry and government, was appointed later that year to shake up the organization and devise a credible schedule and cost.

Mr. Mubarak's appointment on Saturday of a vice president, she said, was only the "bare beginning" of a process that must include a national dialogue with the protesters and "free, fair and credible" elections, scheduled for September.

The more people you know, the more credible your busy schedule will be.

"There is now a credible estimate of the schedule and cost envelope with respect to the financial capabilities of all the members," says ITER director general Bernard Bigot.

After last year's troubled presidential election, both the government and its foreign supporters are under intense pressure to hold a credible vote for Parliament, scheduled for Sept. 18.

Most important of all, with Mr. Saleh out of the country, Yemen will have a better chance to hold credible presidential elections, now scheduled for February.

Adequacy is the ability of the system to supply energy to any consumer at all times, taking into account scheduled and credible unscheduled outages of system components.