Sentence examples for expected timetables from inspiring English sources

A/S Gottemoeller discussed the expected timetables for US progress on a follow-on START agreement, the nuclear posture review, CTBT, and FMCT.

The expected timetable is for the international board to allow 120 days for public comments and then issue a new rule sometime in 2003.

Zimbabwe's highest court ordered that national elections be held before the end of July, speeding up the expected timetable to choose a new Parliament and hold a presidential vote.

Angus Robertson, leader of the SNP in the Commons, said: "Tony Blair's comments are plainly the start of a cynical spin operation ahead of the expected timetable announcement for publication of the Chilcot report.

It would just be nice if Moto could communicate the expected timetable with its loyal supporters.

"The sale of Dunkin Brandss, within our expected timetable, is excellent news for Pernod Ricard as it allows us to accelerate the reduction of our debt," Pernod Chairman and CEO Patrick Ricard said in a statement quoted by The Associated Press.

As time passed and growing uncertainties emerged about the realistic timetable for completing the engineering projects at certain sites, two of the six criteria came to dominate the selection process: the risk that the project would not be implemented at all and the expected timetable for implementation.

Ms. Gillard said she expected her timetable to be approved at a NATO summit meeting in Chicago next month.

The mid term review is the most appropriate label for this study since its emphasis has to include to considerable extent revision of plans and timetables expected to be accomplished beyond the year 2011.

The actual secret of Fatima had to be a letdown for those who were expecting a timetable for Armageddon.

But neither Mr. Obama's aides nor Mr. McCain's expect the timetable for that withdrawal to be a major issue of disagreement, as it was in the spring.