Sentence examples for necessary timetable from inspiring English sources

It vows that Italian troops will be withdrawn from Iraq, but in accordance with a "technically necessary" timetable that guarantees "conditions of security"—a position little different from the government's.

Project director Muir Miller said: "Whilst we believe we have a strong case to succeed in the planning inquiry, we cannot proceed with the significant risk that the current power station design and fuel mix could not be funded and built in the necessary timetable following the grant of consent.

Ultimately it became difficult to do both at once, given the tight timetable necessary for her Japanese opening, Ms. Wright said.

"We're working hard over the holiday period to make the necessary adjustments to our timetable as a consequence, and to provide as much information as we can".

The Senate finds itself in this pivotal spot because the statute that designated Yucca Mountain as the sole candidate for a disposal site set up a tight timetable of necessary approvals.

Robust train timetable is necessary to absorb the small-scale disturbances.

Mr Raynsford said: "I now think it's going to be necessary to set out a timetable for the change of leadership, though I do not think we should be specific or seek to impose one.

She notes that "scientific training taught me how to identify and construct a timetable of steps necessary in the organization of the FARE competition".

* Giannoulias: Supports the policies of the Obama Administration; cites the need to also focus on Pakistan and pursue an integrated approach in the region that transcends mere military force; considers a timetable for withdrawal "necessary".

Microsoft portrayed its Longhorn decision as a necessary winnowing to hit the 2006 timetable.

The government said it was keeping to its published timetable for completing the necessary legislation.