Sentence examples for defined timetable from inspiring English sources

title… Levin hastens to add, there is no defined timetable for succession….

This week, hackers asked volunteers to attack banks according to a defined timetable: Wells Fargo on Tuesday, U.S. Bancorp on Wednesday and PNC on Thursday.

title… Levin hastens to add, there is no defined timetable for succession… View Article Ken Auletta began contributing to The New Yorker in 1977 and has written the Annals of Communications column since 1993.

"The public have waited long enough and will find it incomprehensible that the report is not being published more rapidly than the open-ended timetable you have now set out. "We need to see a much clearer and more defined timetable, known publicly, with strict deadlines and a firm date for publication.

The blog runs on a clearly defined timetable: a story by 9am, to get people as they sit down at their desks in the morning, another at 11am or so; then lunchtime, sometime in the afternoon, "and at 5pm we try to have something funny – the 'and finally', something light".

"We need to see a much clearer and more defined timetable, known publicly, with strict deadlines and a firm date for publication.

"Pre-Vogue" is how Isaac Mizrahi defines her timetable.

Under this framework Infrastructure Managers have to allocate capacity in order to define the timetable, dealing with possible slot conflicts between competing Transport Operators.

Following the July visit of the IAEA to Tehran, agreement was reached on an action plan with defined modalities and timetable to address all outstanding ambiguities in relation to Iran's nuclear programme within a strict timeframe until November.

The goal is to determine a minimum cost infrastructure fulfilling the requirements defined by an integrated timetable and the operation of the railway system.

The retention period that is aspired to needs to be more clearly defined and aligned with LGU timetables, career development options and succession planning.