Sentence examples for delivery timetable from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, April 21 (AP) —A supplier of M‐16 rifles re mains far behind schedule two years after the army cited ability to meet an accelerated delivery timetable as justifica tion for paying the supplier premium prices for the rapid firing weapons.

The government said it would now develop a strategy looking at options, costs and a delivery timetable for HS3.

"The new system's tight delivery timetable, coupled with low awareness among companies, is a risk to business and to the implementation of the Universal Credit".

But he added that government believed Crossrail funding decision was "an appropriate course of action to deliver a very complex and unique infrastructure project within the delivery timetable".

The CBI business organisation says the new system's "tight delivery timetable, coupled with low awareness among companies, is a risk to business and to the implementation of the Universal Credit".

Lawyers controlled every aspect of legal delivery: its providers lawyers; the structure from which services were delivered firms; the economic model billable hours; the resources required lots of lawyers; the delivery timetable and cost unpredictable; the novelty of the case— 'every matter has unique aspects;' and the value of the matter from the lawyer's perspective, not the client's.

Gone are the days when projects began with no agreed budget, no business case and an unrealistic delivery timetables.

This week, the committee blasted the HS2 project, claiming it was beset by spiralling costs, lack of expertise and unrealistic delivery timetables.

The peer, a former head of the Food Standards Agency, is to tell Scottish ministers on Tuesday their efforts to prepare for the potentially severe impacts of global warming are being undermined by poor monitoring and weak delivery timetables.

The mills and shipping companies are normally making long-term agreements to secure the delivery timetables, and to have better future knowledge about the logistics costs.

Constraints were placed on the intensity of the evaluation processes by the tight service delivery timetables set by the NHS sponsor.