Sentence examples for establish a schedule from inspiring English sources

"We are not going to establish a schedule, never," said Foreign Minister Fernando de Trazegnies.

Mr. Manber said the company would soon establish a schedule of flights, including a timetable for Mr. Tito's trip.

The commission rule, which took effect last fall, permits investors, including company executives, to establish a schedule for future stock sales or purchases.

The proprietors of Tea-time.com, for instance, said a customer could e-mail a request and fax a credit card number to establish a schedule.

Mr. Obama formed his inauguration committee only recently, and it has yet to establish a schedule for the day or reveal what events it may be planning after the noon swearing-in ceremony on the West Front of the Capitol.

To do this, Mr. Burns and his colleagues in the region -- the United States ambassador to Israel, Martin S. Indyk, and the American consul general in Jerusalem, Ronald Schlicher -- are trying to establish a schedule.

Last year, they lent the Roots name to a Canadian air charter company that was trying to establish a scheduled airline, but Roots Air was grounded after less than two months in operation.

But some military officers in Iraq say that establishing a schedule at this point for reducing forces below 15 brigades is difficult because the Iraq situation is uncertain.

The agreement established a schedule for Israeli withdrawals from the Palestinian population centres (to be implemented in several stages) and created a complex system of zones that were divided between areas fully controlled by the Palestinians, those under Palestinian civil authority but Israeli military control, and those exclusively under Israeli control.

Establishing a schedule of audience-pleasing situation comedies (Happy Days [1974 84], Laverne and Shirley [1976 83], and Three's Company [1977 84]) and sexually charged dramatic series (Charlie's Angels [1976 81], The Love Boat [1977 86]], and Fantasy Island [1978 84]), Silverman rapidly elevated ABC to the coveted number one slot.

Hence, (14) establishes a schedule to access idle chunks, i.e. chunks that are not protected by transmitting the BB.