Sentence examples for described the timetable from inspiring English sources

She described the timetable as extremely optimistic and expressed concern that it put too much emphasis on elections as a solution as opposed to the military, security and economic dimensions.

McDonnell, who has described the timetable for the current nomination process a "stitch-up", said: "I am calling for the deadline for nominations to be extended so that party members and CLPs [constituency Labour parties] can be consulted and for the threshold of nominations required to be reduced so that everyone can get on the ballot paper".

Americans got a reminder of that in President Obama's speech last week on Afghanistan; it was dispiriting to hear him describe the extended timetable required to remove even just the incremental troops who went in as the surge.

General Kadish describes the 2005 timetable as "high risk", because five very sophisticated components have to be developed concurrently and then tied together, much faster than military planners would like.Decoys and alternativesOne of the strongest arguments put forward by the sceptics (on both right and left) is that the system currently proposed would be too vulnerable to counter-measures.

She described the original five-year timetable for completion as "ambitious but achievable" and said that regional truth centres for victims would be set up next year.

Coach Tom Coughlin, in a conference call with reporters Saturday, described the sprain as "moderate" and did not offer a timetable for Amukamara's return.

President Bush and his national security team have not described the ultimate architecture of their missile defense system, nor is there any official timetable for deployment.

The company described the change as "a significant operational challenge" and told commuters to expect disruption as the new timetable "beds in".

Cabinet ministers already describe the SNP's timetable as "completely unrealistic," when there are complex issues like the Trident nuclear weapons base on the table.

But it is still sneaky of the shadow chancellor to describe the coalition's timetable for deficit reduction as driven only by politics, and not at all by economics.

Why or why not? 4. Illustrate the events described in "Timetable of Jewish Biblical History" (//academic.reed.edu/Humanities/Hum110/kerr/class/bible/bib-time.html) with maps, pictures, and a diagrams to make these events come alive for your peers.