Sentence examples for direct timetable from inspiring English sources

Adam Milankovic, CEO of the AFC, says he's been in contact with the Professional Boxing and Combat Sports Board and while they haven't given him a direct timetable, they've assured him MMA will be back in its old format.

Train scheduling is commonly the third step in the classical hierarchical approach to railway services planning and perhaps is the phase more related to user's perception about quality of service due to the passengers' direct perception of timetables.

A timetable will direct your efforts in the right direction.

HONG KONG — Facing widespread demands from the public for full democracy to be introduced within five years, the Hong Kong government urged the Chinese government on Wednesday to set a firm timetable for direct elections for the region's leader and legislature.

There were differences in the total average number of weekly hours timetabled and direct clinical activity, owing to the varying on-call arrangements.

There was a long, muddled, pledge that appeared to honour the request by setting a timetable for a direct popular election for the territory's "chief executive".

With multiple parties sharing power the prime minister also does not have the same direct control over the legislative timetable and may even have to make executive decisions through consensus.

It used to be direct to Nutfield; since the reduced timetable I have to change at Redhill.

This was not originally included in the module timetable but as a direct result of consulting with the young people changes were made to reflect their views.

For all of the excitement over the rise of so-called marketing automation platforms, people should realize that all these platforms do is send and resend all of this direct-response material based on a predefined timetable and workflow.

Fares and timetables are directed by civil servants on a level not seen in wartime.