Sentence examples for have set the timetable from inspiring English sources

I think it is that men's lives have set the timetable".

Tung CHong KongHong Kong's chief executive, had set the timetable in November, when protests against the security laws were building, and reaffirmed it in a speech in January.

Clegg's hopes of reforming the Lords ran into trouble when the government was forced to withdraw a "programme motion" that would have set a timetable for the Lords reform bill, to avert defeat in the face of an alliance of Labour MPs and Tory rebels.

An alliance of Labour MPs and Tory rebels prompted David Cameron to conclude he had no option other than to abandon a vote on a "programme motion" that would have set a timetable for the bill.

The Knicks have set no timetable for Chandler and Martin's return.... Rasheed Wallace shot a series of 3-pointers before the game, but he has yet to begin running.

The opposition joined Conservative rebels in voting against a motion which would have set a timetable for debating the proposals - arguing they were not being given enough scrutiny.

We don't know yet how strong these rules will be, but we do know now that the agencies have set a timetable that seems to be too slow to ensure progress.

At the same time, the generals have set a political timetable calling for the Parliament to be seated in March and disbanded perhaps as early as July.

have set a timetable for healthcare reform by this fall--a major step on the road to passing legislation this year.

The key moment of Tuesday's events was the decision of the government to drop the vote on a "programme motion" - which would have set out a timetable for the Lords Reform Bill to get through the Commons.

The Conservatives have set out a timetable for "English votes for English laws" if they win the election.