Sentence examples for govern the timetable from inspiring English sources

"We don't have enough votes to govern the chamber, but we have enough votes to govern the timetable of what work is done," said Representative Scott Pelath, who like each of the other absent Democrats is facing $4,000 in fines — and the threat of more fines for each day of absence.

Ms. Rice met with Mr. Maliki and other Iraqi leaders and confirmed that both sides saw the value in "aspirational timetables" to govern the continuing role, mission and size of American forces in Iraq.

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Who should govern the exchange?

"This is how they govern the population.

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No rule governs the admissibility of evidence.

Know the rules governing the meeting.

With world governing body FIFA expected to announce the timetable and bidding process to host the 2018 World Cup this month, the FA are fine-tuning the structure of their dedicated board.

Whatever the Europeans' aims, U.S. diplomats, who were still basking in their apparent victory, largely dictated the terms of Security Council Resolution 1483, offering other countries no say in how Iraq was governed, providing no timetable for departure, and handing the U.N. an ill-defined, subservient role.

Ofsted said pupils did not get a broad education, adding: "The governing body has removed some subjects, such as music, from the timetable".