But the broad scope of the plan, with measures range from scaling back the state to accelerating privatizations to loosening labor laws, as well as its rigidly drawn timetable, makes its passage in Parliament an uphill battle.
When you are drawing your timetable, draw one with just the subjects you have to revise (e.g. math, chemistry) and then draw another one with which topics within each subject to revise (e.g. angles, periodic table).
It's often argued by anthropologists that the drawn-out timetable is what made humans human in the first place.
His political frivolity was summed up by his decision in July to call an early election on a drawn-out timetable that keeps him in office until next month.In this section Is this really the end?
Now, in the middle of this drawn-out timetable, the supreme court has turned the contest upside-down, by quashing a corruption conviction against Akbar Tandjung, the leader of the party and one of the seven remaining candidates for its nomination.The upheavals in Golkar, in turn, are altering calculations about the presidential election as a whole.
If Gordon Brown has to dispose of a challenge from the left, Mr Blair will probably not take his final bow until the G8 meeting in June.Most of the MPs who left Westminster this week for the long recess would prefer a less drawn-out timetable.
Prisoner exchanges have begun and both sides have drawn up timetables for the withdrawal of heavy weaponry.
Once you have chosen a builder, sit down together and draw up a timetable and a contract.
The changes persuaded BP Amoco and its partners, including Unocal and Norwegian Statoil, to draw up a timetable and financial commitments.
Mr Assad's enemies are urging Mr Annan to draw up a timetable for what happens when the regime, as many expect, fails to keep his word.
He said a New York judge would meet family representatives to draw up a timetable, but no trial date could be set before an expected appeal was heard.
