Sentence examples similar to relaxed timetables from inspiring English sources
In a further challenge, the banks are also pushing regulators to relax the timetable for them to obtain new capital.
By that time you'll probably be so relaxed that the actual timetable won't worry you a lot.
The 2013 timetable will be relaxed, although it will not be abandoned altogether.
Following suggestions from Jean-Claude Juncker, the Luxembourg prime minister and eurogroup chairman, that Greece's debt reduction timetable should be relaxed, the Germans made clear that no such loosening could be permitted.
Some governments, such as France, also see this as an unofficial deadline, but other member states are more relaxed on timing, so Verhofstadt's timetable is highly provisional.
It also offered an plan toward visa liberalization — a move that would let Ukrainians travel more freely within the E.U. and would be a significant prize for the government in Kiev — though no clear timetable on requirements might be relaxed.
Unlike other building owners who are hurrying to complete upscale conversions, Mr. Burke seems strangely relaxed -- he said he has no fixed timetable, no elaborate architectural plans.
From the solution of generation of optimal error correcting codes [2,9] resulted a first sketch of the automatic relaxation of a set of constraints, after improved in the solution of university timetabling with soft (that can be relaxed) and hard (that cannot be relaxed) constraints.
Appearing relaxed throughout his brief remarks to Parliament, the president offered the simple message that he understood the practical concerns of the people but that he would allow for change only on his timetable.
