Sentence examples for one year timetable from inspiring English sources

Finally in the hopeful column, by convening this peace summit and setting this particular one year timetable, the President is voluntarily and consciously raising the bar of expectations.

Some human rights groups and lawyers for detainees said they were concerned about the one-year timetable.

Mr. Obama has set an ambitious one-year timetable for the two sides to settle their longstanding final status issues: borders of a new Palestinian state, security, refugees and the future of Jerusalem.

In exchange for the support, the state agreed to a manifesto presented by the church leaders that describes the city's ills and lists timetables for solutions: demolishing 362 condemned buildings within one year; shutting down 200 drug markets within three years; and creating a timetable for raising the graduation rate from Camden high schools to 70percentt, among other things.

Data collection lasted from October 2013 to February 2014, time period during which the study target population was not expected to be on vacation according to their academic year timetable.

The island's timetable of epidemic infection is about one year behind Brazil's.

The opportunity to work under Torre, who may manage only one more season, caused Mattingly to move up his timetable for a return to major league life by at least one year.

Obama should go with the people and set a timetable to get our troops out of Afghanistan as soon as is practically possible, which should be less than one year.

Administration officials, from President Bush on down, have been pressing Mr. Bremer to speed the transfer of sovereignty to appointed Iraqi officials and to compress, radically, the one- to two-year timetable he drew up for holding elections.

"If you want to get on to year-abroad schemes, fill your first-year timetable with extra-curricular activities.

It stretched his payments out five years beyond the original 10-year timetable.