Sentence examples similar to map out a timetable from inspiring English sources
The road map sets out a timetable for creation of a Palestinian state by 2005.
But, in the interview, he said that he would try to revamp poorly performing schools by consulting with nearly every "stake-holder" in the field -- calling on teachers, parents, administrators, legislators, the construction industry and others to map out a plan, and set a timetable for improvements.
Hart maps out a strikingly brutal world.
Laying out a timetable only works if you stick to it.
"Our presidency, along with the US, the Russian Federation and the UN, will work to support the road map so that we can work out a timetable and the means for the launching of an international peace conference," he said.
Meanwhile, the administration's strategy of following the step-by-step "road map" -- a seven-page document that lays out a timetable for creation of a Palestinian state in three years -- has begun to draw increasing fire in the United States and Israel.
"We will support an ambitious and structural approach which should include a road map and a timetable for a full economic and monetary union in the euro area".
"John Vickers himself has set out a timetable and I intend to stick to that timetable," Mr. Osborne said.
