Sentence examples for detailed timetable from inspiring English sources

After the surgery, the Knicks will have a more detailed timetable for McDyess's return.

The assembly should then lay out a detailed timetable for completing the first draft, the study said.

Spain announced a detailed timetable for economic reforms and a tough 2013 budget based mostly on spending cuts.

The talks restored momentum to the peace process, setting a detailed timetable for Israel's withdrawal from part of the West Bank in three phases.

A manifesto from Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, identifies 10 "job-destroying" federal rules and lays out a detailed timetable for repealing them.

He also published a detailed timetable for all rail franchise arrangements over the next eight years, following a major review after the west coast line bidding process had to be abandoned last year.

We must make the I.M.F. a more effective tool for global surveillance, give the G-20 teeth to coordinate international economic policy, ensure that all non-G-20 countries are included in consultations; and set detailed timetables for agreements on global bank rules, on growth and trade, and on fast-tracking progress toward the Millennium Development Goals.

But while Mr. Chávez and Mr. Medvedev signed accords during the two-day visit intended to find ways of cooperating in areas like nuclear energy and oil exploration, among other things, the meeting did not yield detailed timetables for bringing such deals to fruition.

Chancellor George Osborne promised that a "plan of action to give more powers to Scotland" would be unveiled in the next few days, detailing the timetable and process of any further devolution.

Detailed analysis of airport timetables, cargo carrier history, flight tracking data and air traffic control sources helped pinpoint almost 70 flights that very likely carried weapons to Middle Eastern conflicts in the past year.

A document detailing the new timetable conceded the transition "will be a complex task" affecting 9,500 staff now working for trusts or agencies such as the HPA.