Sentence examples for revised timetable from inspiring English sources

Will accept the revised timetable but may yet concede to the "tokenism" of allowing outside representation on the boards to appease nurses and other health professionals.

Since the NAO report, the public has again heard assurances that issues have been resolved and the project is on track with a revised timetable.

The company, which had planned to begin a service by the end of the summer, insisted it had met its revised timetable.

The "unpausing" – with a revised timetable and specification to be announced in Leeds on Wednesday – is carefully timed ahead of the Conservative conference in Manchester next week.

Workers at some of the UK's smallest companies will have to wait five years before being automatically enrolled into their employer's pension scheme after the government announced a revised timetable for its plans.

The swiftness of Hitler's Balkan victories enabled him to keep to this revised timetable, but the five weeks' delay shortened the time for carrying out the invasion of the U.S.S.R. and was to prove the more serious because in 1941 the Russian winter would arrive earlier than usual.

Everyone has revised timetables".

Over the past two weeks police authorities in both Surrey and the West Midlands have agreed to proposals by the forces to move forward with the BPP process, with revised timetables adopted to allow for a public and staff consultation over the summer.

Other rail operators including Gatwick Express, Southern and Southeastern also reported cancellations and revised timetables.

Rail operator First Great Western has put in place special ticketing arrangements so that passengers affected by flood disruption can buy cheaper advance fares while revised timetables are put in place.

PETERSON MAY RETURN SOONER The Minnesota Vikings revised their timetable for running back Adrian Peterson's recovery from left knee surgery, saying they think he will be ready to start the 2012 season.