Sentence examples similar to prior timetable from inspiring English sources
Where possible, large entry GCSE and GCE (A-level) subjects are timetabled prior to the commencement of Ramadan and consideration given to whether they are timetabled in the morning or afternoon".
"Where possible, large-entry GCSE and GCE [A-level] subjects are timetabled prior to the commencement of Ramadan and consideration is given to whether they are timetabled in the morning or afternoon," said the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), which represents examination boards in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Duffy added: "We were initially contacted on 14 November 2014 and I am unaware of any prior discussions or planning regarding timetables for an administration appointment".
The acceptance rate from the schools was 48% and the reasons provided by the schools included a crowded curriculum, timetabling issues and prior commitments to other surveys.
"We will be operating on a timetable to address these issues prior to that date," she said.
The majority acknowledges that "the act's timetable is inconsistent with judicial review prior to the final decision on which bases to close," but the majority "sees little tension between that timetable and judicial review after a final list of bases for closure" has been approved by the president and not disapproved by the Congress.
"Prior to that, we want to understand what commitments Tesco will give about the timetable for the redevelopment of this important site - if the application were to be approved".
Prior to all of this is the most basic question of who writes the rules, the timetable, and the mode of transition.
Prior to the 1979 Act, arbitrators were allowed to make interlocutory orders penalising parties who failed to follow the arbitrator's timetable or requests; there was, however, no effective enforcement mechanism.
The timetables of the visiting dental practitioners to the communities should be circulated to the primary care providers prior to their visits.
