Sentence examples for in its timetable from inspiring English sources

Ryanair, which carries more than a million passengers a month, has so little faith in its timetable that it advises customers not to book connecting flights.Cheap they certainly are.

And, precisely because it is at a critical point in its timetable, I believe that the Dutch presidency must proceed with a large measure of prudence, skill and tact.

The couple were not concerned when the flight turned out to be run by Air Canada as the airline includes links with Sydney in its timetable.

Security Council diplomats thought the plan was both too imprecise and too drawn out in its timetable, according to a diplomat on the council who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Incidental Intelligence: The New Haven Railroad has changed the word "Arrive" in its timetables to "Due".

By Dorothy Newell and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, May 26 , 1962P. 30 Incidental Intelligence: The New Haven Railroad has changed the word "Arrive" in its timetables to "Due".

Early on, the government only succeeded by nine votes in getting its timetable motion through the House, before finally securing a pyrrhic victory for its evasive motion, this time opposed by 38 rebels.

In its latest timetable the DWP said the number of jobcentres using UC would grow to 10 by spring 2014.

The postponement of the UK government's flotation of the water industry in July 1986 had created a hole in its privatisation timetable and in March 1987 a replacement was announced: the sale of the state's remaining 31.5% stake in BP.

An elite invasion force trained in secrecy, but its timetable was shortened on March 19 when a dispute erupted on British-controlled South Georgia island, where Argentine salvage workers had raised the Argentine flag, 800 miles (1,300 km) east of the Falklands.

And it said the attacks would not alter its timetable in Afghanistan, even though Mr. Obama recognizes that public support for the war is fraying.