Sentence examples similar to fast timetables from inspiring English sources

The timing of the Israeli election in 60 days dictated a very fast timetable.

The new powers pledged to Edinburgh during the campaign would be transferred on the promised, fast timetable, he confirmed.

A fast timetable would have limited the opportunity for liberal groups to rally opposition to the confirmation.

The referendum in March on a new constitution, the 77% yes vote creating a fast timetable for change, was seen as giving a significant advantage to the Islamists.

The committee is the focus of intense lobbying not only because of its broad mandate, but also because it faces an unusually fast timetable; its recommendations are due by Thanksgiving.

One reason for the fast timetable is the desire of airlines to have their deals considered by the Bush administration rather than risk a rejection by a new president.

While the White House frets about the appearance of rewarding North Korean misconduct with unconditional talks and worries about temporarily shifting the spotlight off Saddam Hussein, North Korea seems to be getting ready to build bombs on a very fast timetable.

A fast timetable would have limited the opportunity for liberal groups to rally opposition to confirmation, perhaps helping the president claim a big victory at a time when polls show that his popularity has plunged.

Lawyers for Lazaro Gonzalez of Miami, the boy's great-uncle, asked the Supreme Court for an emergency stay to give the justices at least two weeks to consider the appeal "on a very, very fast timetable".

And LIFE companies must commit to operating on a fast timetable.

The first round of reforms were implemented on a very fast timetable and we're still trying to get some additional pieces enacted.