Sentence examples for schedules set out from inspiring English sources
Unit costs were calculated for the year 2010 based on medical fee schedules set out by National Health Insurance (NHI) (Jiho, 2010b) and NHI drug price list (Jiho, 2010a).
A working ranch operates according to the seasons, the reproductive schedules set out for the cow-calf operation, and the owner/operator's goals and objectives for that ranch.
Under the schedule set out by the EPA when it unveiled the rules last summer, states had until September to submit their plans for cutting emissions from power plants.
Many of these people don't approve of the vaccine schedule set out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and they seek to spread the shots over a longer time period than the one recommended.
Publications can also benefit in court if they took advice from the self-regulator before publishing a story Clause 6 is the short title The Schedule sets out the 'Recognition Criteria'.
Twenty cargo ships from both sides were scheduled to set out across the strait on Monday.
Today, the justice secretary Michael (Brutus) Gove, who knifed Boris Johnson, is scheduled to set out his vision for Britain.
In a couple of days he was scheduled to set out to Aspen and was looking forward to building a snowman there, but for now he was preoccupied with nailing that last artwork.
I tossed my things into Room 6 at the Harbor Light Inn, a sturdy, rambling clapboard right on Washington Street, the main artery through Old Town, took a look at the Jacuzzi and plush canopy bed, both of which I mentally penciled onto my afternoon schedule, then set out on foot.
Moreover, the tax cut would amount to only $20 billion in the first year under the schedule originally set out by Mr. Bush -- a tiny drop in an economy that is expected to produce more than $10 trillion of goods and services this year, and not enough to do much good if the nation is sinking into a recession.
If you don't meet one or more goals on the schedule you set out, don't be discouraged.
