Sentence examples similar to establish the timetable from inspiring English sources

Crucially, Maastricht established the timetable for economic and monetary union and specified the criteria for countries wanting to join.

Since then, many states have passed laws establishing the circumstances and timetables for setting up screening programs, and at least 400 hospitals now have screening programs.

If the instructor agrees to grant an incomplete grade, the instructor and student must establish a timetable for submitting the unfinished work, but no later than the end of the third week of the following semester.

Mr. Lyons helped the E.P.A. establish a timetable that would enable farmers to comply with the law on a reasonable schedule.

A third thing Congress could do is establish a timetable for the withdrawal of US military forces from the conflict.

In addition to delaying implementation of the health-care law for one year, the bill would establish a timetable for tax reform, squeeze $120 billion from federal health programs over the next decade — in part by tightening medical malpractice laws — and cut federal civil service pensions.

The United Nations Security Council has urged the Iraqis to establish a timetable for a constitutional convention and national elections by Dec. 15.

Tupper, who sat in on a stakeholders' meeting yesterday, says that EPA reported it will negotiate with Makhteshim Agan over the next 3 weeks to establish a timetable for phasing out the pesticide's use.

They could pledge to vote no on $33 billion for more war, and they could sign on as co-sponsors to the Feingold-McGovern bill, which would require the President to establish a timetable for military withdrawal.

"TfL (Transport for London) will rapidly establish a timetable for introducing the first driverless trains to become operational on the London Underground network within a decade".

He said he planned to meet in May with NATO leaders to set up a timetable for establishing the mechanics of such cooperation.