Sentence examples for fixed timetables from inspiring English sources

Promising a more "holistic" approach without fixed timetables and involving other countries in the region, including Pakistan, he said the Taliban would have to learn they could not defeat the government.

India and other developing countries appear to be resisting a fixed timetable.

If the fixed timetable for withdrawal remains, he promises to do just that.

Iran's Majlis will also take time to debate the deal, but without a fixed timetable.

The I.C.A.O.'s 190 member states passed a resolution in 2010 committing themselves to devising a market-based solution, though without a fixed timetable.

The organization's 190 member states passed a resolution in 2010 committing the group to devising a market-based solution, though without a fixed timetable.

The I.C.A.O.'s 190 member states passed a resolution in 2010 committing to devising a market-based solution, though without a fixed timetable.

The regulatory review, which is focusing on the access regime, has no fixed timetable within 2016, but the regulator expects next steps to be announced in the first quarter.

Nor should a fixed timetable be set, for that would embolden the insurgents.The cost to America of staying in Iraq may be high, but the cost of retreat would be higher.

If the ambition was originally for the 20th MLS team to start playing by 2013 – although there was never a fixed timetable – that now seems at least two years away.

The Palestinians say that they want a fixed timetable for moving forward but that the Israelis want to be able to "reset the clock" on obligations like completely lifting the blockade of Palestinian towns each time there is "a security situation on the ground".