Sentence examples for no fixed timetable from inspiring English sources

Still, she said there was "no fixed timetable" on a rate increase.

The prime minister gave no fixed timetable for British withdrawals, and left open the number of troops who would be returning home.

Unlike other building owners who are hurrying to complete upscale conversions, Mr. Burke seems strangely relaxed -- he said he has no fixed timetable, no elaborate architectural plans.

The FO said that after Cameron raised the case at the G7 summit, Obama "made assurances that, whilst there is no fixed timetable for a decision, it is under active, high-level consideration".

The fall came as UK Financial Investments, the body which holds the government's stakes in Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland, confirmed it had no fixed timetable for selling the shares.

In the UK, there is no fixed timetable, but guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence state that "once feeding is established, if parents wish, or if there is professional concern, babies can be weighed at six, 12 and 16 weeks" and then again at about a year.

By taking Obamacare off the books now, with a fixed timetable for its end, Republicans figure they'll force Democrats into a no-win situation.

"It is a little sobering to say you can withdraw on a fixed timetable," he said.

With patience running out, the government may announce next month a fixed timetable, with a date next year finally for publication.

Alexander added that Britain should also make clear directly to Cairo that emergency laws should be suspended and a fixed timetable set for a return to elections.

But Labour will oppose the programme motion setting a fixed timetable for the specific debates on the bill that must occur on the floor of the Commons.