Sentence examples for debate timetable from inspiring English sources

Tory MPs are expected to mount a rebellion, with Labour support, over the debate timetable for the bill and the need for a post-legislative referendum.

Even six days before the announcement, he had said that people would think that "we're either paralysed as a government or have run out of steam" if we go on debating a timetable for the handover.

He complains that the education secretary Michael Gove's free-school reforms passed through Parliament last summer with little debate, using a timetable previously reserved for emergency anti-terrorism laws.

The debate over the timetable for general elections has upset White House plans for transferring sovereignty by June 30, particularly since Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the country's most powerful Shiite cleric, insisted on direct elections of assembly members, not caucuses as proposed by the Americans.

MPs debate the Brexit timetable for the first time - and Donald Trump is named as Time Magazine's Man Of The Year.

Shall the House not debate establishing a timetable for military withdrawal before voting on more money for pointless killing?

In an intriguing and sometimes contentious case management conference, heard at the high court before Mr Justice Wilkie, lawyers debated the litigation timetable.

Although he has ruled out taking part in the three debates on the timetable proposed by the TV broadcasters for the campaign – including a final head-to-head confrontation with Miliband – he told BuzzFeed he would be prepared to take part in a Buzzfeed-hosted "multi-party" debate next week if the site could get his opposite numbers to agree to appear.

And of course parliament was written out of the picture by a dictatorial prime minister and by a government that relied on patronage, thuggish whipping, the unprecedented use of the guillotine to cut short debate, a reduced parliamentary timetable and a big increase in un-debated secondary legislation.

But the prospect of heavy defeat on a measure to set a timetable for debate means the legislation has stalled.

At a recent Pleasantville meeting, for example, the major debate was over a timetable that would be the least disruptive to the students and staff.