Sentence examples for exit timetables from inspiring English sources

He was following, or had set, exit timetables for both.

There might be some to-ing and fro-ing about exit timetables from Afghanistan.

After reading Bob Herbert's column, I believe that we need an exit timetable and plan.

He should be able to set his exit timetable, in close consultation with the president and the athletic director.

However, according to Screen, an exit timetable is yet to be worked out, but the suggestion is that Langan may leave the BBC post in October.

Salvatore J. Bommarito New York, Dec.2, 2009 • To the Editor: By coupling a troop surge with an exit timetable in Afghanistan, President Obama has indulged in an oxymoron of military strategy.

You can demand that your representative sign on to an exit timetable.

Every time they vote against an exit timetable, they are voting against the economic interests of the United States.

The purpose of the meeting was to 'pressure' the aide to embrace a Senate resolution setting an exit timetable -- Feingold's resolution, that is".

Acting with noble intentions, Obama thought that quick withdrawal of the U.S. forces and setting an exit timetable would help the peace process.

Now she's staring down the barrel of Tommy Sowers, all because she couldn't even hedge her bets on an exit timetable or anything, she had to do the lobbyist thing and give it all away, "more troops, more money".