Sentence examples for meet its timetable from inspiring English sources

But some analysts said the government cannot meet its timetable or production targets.

A21 Rivals Doubt Genome Claim Leaders of the public consortium racing to decode the human genome expressed doubts that their rival, the Celera Corporation, could meet its timetable.

Microsoft laid out its plan yesterday for shipping the next version of its Windows operating system for personal computers in 2006, but to meet its timetable the company has scaled back its technological ambitions for the product.

In her victory speech in the early hours of Friday, Johnson said she wanted to help the government meet its timetable for starting the process of leaving the EU.

[A1.] Microsoft Scaling Back New System Microsoft announced its plan for shipping the next version of its Windows operating system for personal computers in 2006, but to meet its timetable the company has scaled back its technological ambitions for the product.

A report out today says the Care Quality Commission has failed to meet its timetable for inspections and is not offering value for money.

The attack comes as the Nigerian government admitted it would be unable to meet its own timetable to destroy the militant uprising to the country's north.

To meet its ambitious timetable, Pixar has more than doubled its size since 1995 (from 175 employees to 430).

The company, which had planned to begin a service by the end of the summer, insisted it had met its revised timetable.

Fotis Kouvelis, the Democratic Left's leader, said on Tuesday that his party would join the coalition if agreement could be reached on a platform to extend the timetable for Greece to meet its budget deficit targets and to revoke the harshest austerity measures, like the demand to cut the minimum wage.

"We have committed to grow our business without growing our carbon footprint, and to become truly water neutral," said Ms. Manley, who said Coca-Cola would lay out a timetable for meeting its goals next year.