Sentence examples for over the timetable from inspiring English sources

The other worry over the timetable is that employers will not be ready to play their part.

"The decision to leave has been made but we can be flexible over the timetable, be it one year, 18 months or eight months".

Mikhail Saakashvili, Georgia's president, boycotted the Moscow parade after a row over the timetable for Russia's withdrawal of troops from Georgia.

Late last year,the two sides disagreed over the timetable forchanges and lawyers asked a federal judge toname Gov. Jon S. Corzine as the monitor of thesystem.

The software and banking industries have expressed concerns over the timetable for the change, and HMRC has stood back from setting a target date.

Exactly when and on what terms China will join the WTO is still in question, thanks to the country's foot-dragging on technical issues and over the timetable for implementation of trade agreements.

The newspapers over the past weeks have been full of a messy negotiation over the timetables for the process of political reform.

The changes include MPs electing select committees by secret ballot, backbenchers gaining control over the timetabling of government business within three years, and the public being given the right to have a particular issue debated in the Commons.

But, alas, my sad puppy dog eyes hold no sway over the timetable-dependent choo-choo.

The two sides were still wrangling late Monday over specifics of the timetable, with the Palestinians pressing for negotiations to be completed within the next eight months, a demand the Israelis have rejected.

Theresa May, the home secretary, said the government wanted to seek consensus on the bill and would be looking at the timetable over the summer.