Sentence examples for departure timetable from inspiring English sources

That would echo the so-called "curry house plot" by Brownites two years ago, when resignations forced Tony Blair to reveal his departure timetable.

The Pentagon suggested a departure timetable of four months rather than one, and Trump has distanced himself from his stated policy while denying there was a shift.

The Severnside CRP also formed a support group for the station, and improved the provision of timetabling information through the use of simplified departure timetable posters.

But as McClatchy noted, "the Obama administration was forced to fulfill the departure timetable when the Iraqi government refused to exempt American troops from Iraqi law".

Their departure timetable was brought forward after the island was visited by a boat containing a Japanese officer and five soldiers.

What should your letter include? A. The letter should include a formal statement that you are leaving, the timetable for your departure and a restatement of your plan for returning company property and transferring confidential information.

And then, in an unscheduled departure from the timetable, Gordon Brown walks on to the stage.

"Minor departures from the timetable by one train can throw the whole network out of gear, adding to time pressure in which the drivers work".

"No compelling reasons have been repesented to signal a departure from the draft timetable".

Half the country will expect her to invoke article 50 and trigger the timetable for departure from the EU pretty much the moment she takes the keys to No 10.

Whatever the Europeans' aims, U.S. diplomats, who were still basking in their apparent victory, largely dictated the terms of Security Council Resolution 1483, offering other countries no say in how Iraq was governed, providing no timetable for departure, and handing the U.N. an ill-defined, subservient role.