Sentence examples for given the timetable from inspiring English sources

"We are working with a sense of urgency, given the timetable the parties have set for themselves," Mr. Clinton said.

There is not enough time to change the status quo, they say, given the timetable for a new "transitional" Iraqi government to take full sovereignty after June 30.

Given the timetable of Olympic bidding, preparing for a Games is always going to be a frantic beat-the-clock undertaking (except for super-efficient China in 2008).

Lawyers for the government and the Guardian have been given the timetable to make written submissions about how much, if any, of the letters should be blacked out.

Given the timetable, both are likely to be quite busy in the next few weeks, and the canteens and bars of Westminster will be busier and more interesting than any of the committee rooms.

"Given the timetable associated with any public offer, an offer for the company would not, in itself, address Debenhams' immediate funding requirement," Debenhams said in a statement on Tuesday.

If that review wrapped up before the Supreme Court was able to hear the case, which Blackman believes would likely happen given the timetables involved, then the court would have no practical reason to hear the case and would likely drop it.

Ultimately it became difficult to do both at once, given the tight timetable necessary for her Japanese opening, Ms. Wright said.

Given the condensed timetable for the Senate's floor votes, administration officials said they had no choice but to respond quickly and forcefully.

Mr. McCain denied accusing the French, and officials in Britain later confirmed that nobody had given the exact timetable to them anyway.

But given the changed timetable, just as Iraqi political leaders are struggling to form a new government, American military leaders will be distracted by the myriad tasks of supervising major troop movements.