Sentence examples similar to premature timetable from inspiring English sources

But this month, officials said any timetable was premature and that China was not yet far enough along to initiate such a program.

The plan he outlined would still leave a main body of at least 130,000 American troops in Iraq next summer, and he said that it would be premature to discuss a timetable for further withdrawals beyond those he outlined.

Trump spokesman Jason Miller said the president-elect "remains firmly committed" to relocating the embassy but that it was "premature" to present a timetable for such a move.

But the lack of a timetable was another victory, for Mr. Sharon, who has long said that talk of statehood is "premature".

His timetable.

1. Premature?

Possibly premature.

Why premature?

That timetable may slip.

No timetable was provided.

Haas: A timetable, yes.