Sentence examples for predicted timetable from inspiring English sources

Second, a two-year corporate project that had far exceeded its predicted timetable of ten months turned the corner toward completion.

No federal agency has yet buckled under the weight of the spending, funds have been directed relatively quickly from Washington to state governments, and the stimulus is more or less on track with the CBO's predicted spending timetable.

Then there is another element that is very easy to predict – the timetable that is laid out in law.

He was impressed that she had accurately predicted his apartment-hunting timetable.

Accurate calculation of these dwell times will inform operators of the predicted capacity of the network and so drive timetables with some accuracy.

Last December, when Congo's latest peace deal set a timetable for the withdrawal of foreign forces, everyone in Ituri predicted a bloodbath.

Foreign Affairs Minister Pierre Pettigrew predicted that President Bush, when he visits Ottawa today, would offer a timetable for allowing Canadian cattle across the border, closed since last year when a Canadian cow was found to have mad cow disease.

Mr Davis - who had predicted this would be the "row of the summer" - denied suggestions the agreed timetable showed Britain's "weakness" and insisted it was "completely consistent" with the government's aim of parallel trade and exit talks.

But when Fidel Castro retired earlier this year, he left power in a peaceful succession, on his own timetable and without the violent upheaval that US policy makers had predicted since the 1960s.

Then, from the time and coordination information contained in the preset timetables, the meeting chances for different node groups can be predicted.

One of Tony Blair's closest political allies, Environment Minister David Miliband, predicted to the BBC that the prime minister would leave office within 12 months, setting a timetable that Mr. Blair has avoided.