Sentence examples for follow a timetable from inspiring English sources

In February 2002, the county agreed to put in $1 million of county money, if the town promised to follow a timetable to create more affordable housing.

It is true neither side is obliged to retire a single weapon until 2012, but in reality taking nuclear weapons apart is a long, painstaking procedure that will have to follow a timetable.

When asked the biggest lesson that he learned from the war games, the regiment's commander, Col. Matsushi Kunii, said he was initially put off by the Marines' lack of strict scheduling: Japanese military exercises, he said, typically follow a timetable with the same clocklike precision as a Tokyo subway.

"These trains do not follow a set timetable, and they do interfere with the timetable of the regular trains," he said.

Irwin said the decision to move proceedings behind closed doors, under Section 6 of the Official Secrets Act, would be kept under review and that the application for a strike out should follow a rapid timetable.

Thus, pedestrian traffic is prohibited on the 3rd track side only during the rare passage of freight trains which do not follow a strict timetable.

At one point, we all must have said 'I will never do this to my child' and 'I will make them follow a proper timetable', and things like that.

The chronological order of upregulation of some NC genes in the hESC cultures may follow a different timetable compared to known in vivo models; whether this is due to an in vitro artifact or reflects species differences remains to be determined.

In summary, this research into the complete picture of the process of abstinence from alcoholism finds that changes in addictive behaviours do not necessarily follow a precise timetable.

Follow a daily timetable, on the first day it will be a challenge; second day it will become a practice and the third day it will become a habit.

That impelled a second major intervention by the No side, a push initiated when Gordon Brown announced that Unionist parties would follow an accelerated timetable towards greater devolution following a No vote.