Sentence examples similar to rapid timetables 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.

News of the rapid timetable prompted anger from some Labour MPs, with Ben Bradshaw calling the amount of days set aside "a disgrace".

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

Mr Osborne made his big fiscal decision in 2010, when he announced a rapid timetable for eliminating Britain's large structural deficit.

But today, officials said there was some urgency to supplanting General Garner because of the rapid timetable the administration has set to try to get an Iraqi transitional government installed by the end of May.

Irwin said the decision to move proceedings behind closed doors, under Section 6 of the Official Secrets Act, would be kept under review and that the application for a strike out should follow a rapid timetable.

Clearly, for many Nigerians, the most tangible contribution the United States could now make would be to coax General Abubakar to adopt a fairly rapid timetable for a shift to democracy and then oblige him to stick to it.