Sentence examples for establishes a timetable from inspiring English sources

Those strong crosswinds have brought an extraordinary sequence of shifts and nuance and near contradictions from the Japanese leader about the agreement, which establishes a timetable for strictly limiting the carbon emissions of industrial nations.

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.

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.

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

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

Still, Mr. Takenaka gets high marks for establishing a timetable to get the banks to fix their problems.

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.

It is also a vindication of Mr. Obama's insistence on establishing a timetable to withdraw, forcing the Americans and the Iraqis to contemplate a time without foreign troops occupying the country.

Secretary of State Colin Powell went to the Middle East this week to build on the tenuous cease-fire that was negotiated with Washington's help two and a half weeks ago and to establish a timetable for further steps toward peace.

Chile's president, Ricardo Lagos, proposed that the Mercosur trade group establish a timetable to lower import tariffs that would allow Chile to embrace fully the South American trade bloc.