Sentence examples for rapid timetable from inspiring English sources

Officials attributed their new position to the rapid timetable for Iraqi self-rule.

The ruling military council had sought the rapid timetable to ensure its own speedy exit from running the country.

The I.M.F. wants to pick a new leader by June 30, a rapid timetable that would help get the I.M.F.

Such a rapid timetable, they said, has left no time to change the autonomy and unity of the Kurdish stronghold of the north, as many had originally wanted.

Beyond these military shifts, the goal of transferring sovereignty to Iraq was first on a rapid timetable, then a slower one.

But the rapid timetable that President Assad set for addressing some longstanding problems indicates he is feeling vulnerable, Mr. Seale said.

"If the people doing the moving are ready to move and are not being pressured, either by others or by a too-rapid timetable, most of the time it ends up being a good thing," she says.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas has traditionally been one of the most popular venues for patent cases brought by patent trolls — accounting for between 24 percent and 40percentt of all patent-related cases at different times, in part because of a rapid litigation timetable that is in place in court there (which forces settlements faster, and favors the patent holders).

Much can be forgiven at the first attempt but Pendleton's timetable requires rapid improvement.

But is Greece's timetable too rapid?Most privatisation programmes involve a trade-off between long-term structural reform and short-term fund-raising.

Large developing countries, including China, India and Brazil, object that the timetable is too rapid and that payments for eliminating the refrigerant are not high enough.