Sentence examples for established timetable for from inspiring English sources

The state department has said Kerry remains committed to the established timetable for talks on Iran's nuclear program.

For now the parties are trying to establish timetables for the selection of an architect and acoustician.

Particularly desired were daily updates, an established timetable and more detailed information.

It stipulates: "Member states should monitor the use of plant protection products containing substances of particular concern and establish timetables and targets for the reduction of their use".

CVS has not yet established a timetable for opening the Woodstock store.

The agency has not established a timetable for making a decision on whether to revise its regulations.

Two decades later, reacting to perceived abuses by Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon, Congress passed the Budget and Impoundment Control Act to reassert its control over the budget; the act imposed constraints on impoundments, created the Congressional Budget Office, and established a timetable for passing budget bills.

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

Friday's agreement sets a date for returning the Futenma base to Japan as early as 2022, if the replacement base is finished, and establishes a timetable for handing over five other American facilities, which along with Futenma occupy 2,500 acres on Okinawa's crowded southern half.

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

The Iraqis also faced a United Nations Security Council deadline of Dec. 15 to establish a timetable for a constitution and national elections to gain international recognition.