Sentence examples for make the timetable from inspiring English sources

Representative Christopher Shays, a Connecticut Republican who had been pushing for action this month, said that while he had wanted to move faster, "I firmly believe we can make the timetable work".

"These changes will free up space to allow a more even spread of trains and make the timetable more resilient".

Leave yourself with one afternoon to make the timetable.

The first model aims at making the timetable more dynamic; the second model is an extension allowing for capacity constraints.

"The bank must make clear the timetable for Project Bookend and the identity of the people who are involved in reaching its conclusions.

He said pressure from such groups could make the exam timetable unmanageable.

That would have made the current timetable, which calls for an election in April, nearly impossible to meet.

We're assuming that L. C. Armfield is responsible for the admirable organization and crisp, terse style of this document, which makes the average timetable look vague in comparison.

By thinking about all of this in advance, before filling in your timetable, you'll make the actual creation of your timetable go more smoothly.

Some Labour MPs fear that opposing the timetable would make the party look opportunistic and go against what they say are Ed Miliband's reforming instincts.

She said she would stick to her timetable and make the rules final this year.