Sentence examples for face a timetable from inspiring English sources
Under the regulations, Consolidated Edison would face a timetable for dealing with lingering problems.
The producers also faced a tight timetable: three weeks to make the costumes instead of Broadway's typical six.
He sums up the new government's main task as being to rebuild Argentina's financial and economic links with the world.To do so, it faces a tight timetable.
On Shooting Day 21 of 25 for "The Way, Way Back," Mr. Rash and Mr. Faxon were facing a dwindling timetable and still trying to schedule a scene, set at night and on a boat, that the weather had yet to sanction.
"He doesn't want to mix them together". Republican leaders are hoping to complete work on an overhaul of the tax system by the end of the year, a timetable already facing backlash from some Republicans, who are concerned about details of the plan.
Wow, the Republicans have really done an about face on timetable for withdrawals.
TransPennine services in the north of England also face big timetable changes that experts warn will make a huge difference to passengers' lives.
Schools had been faced with the challenge of initiating local governance, evaluating their principals, and following a timetable to be at national norms in student learning by 1994.
Under the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization's timetable, Mr. Bush could face a deployment decision before the Pentagon completes any more tests of its antimissile system, in which a "kill vehicle" mounted on a booster rocket is designed to collide in space with an enemy missile.
Rather than face a humiliating defeat, the government withdrew the timetable motion and effectively killed its own bill.
