Sentence examples for established a schedule from inspiring English sources

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.

The community workers established a schedule with the teachers that allowed them to cover all classrooms three times over the course of the school day at approximately even intervals.

"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 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.

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

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.

"That's a grandstand request, and I don't appreciate it," he said, and then asked the parties to establish a schedule to file additional papers for the case to proceed.

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.

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.

A settlement was reached at the Premier's office last night when the owners' representatives and the waiters' union delegates came to an agreement on a status quo basis, on the understanding that a commission composed of eight delegates from each side would be formed to draft a collective agreement and establish a schedule of wages and hours.