Sentence examples for review timetable from inspiring English sources

We believe that Ofwat's decision to alter the price review timetable and announce the key financial parameters on January 27 is likely to herald a lower allowed weighted average cost of capital than the companies requested in their business plans.

The bank said: We believe that Ofwat's decision to alter the price review timetable and announce the key financial parameters on January 27 is likely to herald a lower allowed weighted average cost of capital than the companies requested in their business plans.

The shortened review timetable – six months rather than the usual 10 – can make a huge difference when bringing a new product to market.

Then, the FCC stopped the clock on its informal review timetable.

He spoke in broad terms of a period of reflection, rewriting handbooks, reviewing timetables, changing IT security and saying he had spent 100 days looking at the whole system.

McLoughlin has agreed to bring forward consultation dates and will ask his department to review the timetable to try to deliver HS2 to the north before 2033.

In May, the Tories and Lib Dems announced they would review this timetable again, but appeared to recognise the importance of timing.

With what other artifacts were the silver scrolls found? 3. Review the "Timetable of Jewish Biblical History" (//academic.reed.edu/Humanities/Hum110/kerr/class/bible/bib-time.html), showing the approximate 2000-year span of events recorded in the first five books of the Bible.

The impression is strengthening, say analysts in Egypt and abroad, that Suleiman is not serious about a constitutional review, a timetable for change, protecting freedom of expression, allowing peaceful protest, and ending the state of emergency.

The Prime Minister's spokesman later said Mr Cameron would be "happy to review" the timetable of the Investigatory Powers Bill, which would require web and phone companies to store records of websites visited by every internet user for 12 months for access by UK authorities.

However, in light of changes in the Review's timetable and delays to the report's publication at the request of the Police, the BBC decided in March 2014 to undertake an independent assessment, rather than waiting for the publication of the Dame Janet Smith report.