The vehicle scheduling problem, arising in public transport bus companies, addresses the task of assigning buses to cover a given set of timetabled trips with consideration of practical requirements, such as multiple depots and vehicle types as well as depot capacities.
A spokesman for the Home Builders Federationn welcomed the setting of a timetable.
ON MAY 22nd the Democrats dropped the centrepiece of their Iraq policy the setting of a timetable for withdrawing American troops from Iraq.
Eventually, in November of 2008, the Bush administration entered into a Status of Forces Agreement with the Iraqis that finally solidified the setting of a timetable for withdrawal and a hard end-date to the Iraqi occupation.
Several Democrats pressed Ms. Rice to set some kind of timetable for withdrawing troops, and Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana and chairman of the committee, said that even though withdrawal timelines were "unwise," Americans "need to more fully understand the basis upon which our troops are likely to come home".
They must use the talks in Bonn to reconsider the treaty's unrealistic and arbitrary set of emissions targets and timetables.
The cautious approach reflected, according to several officials from the Group of 20 powers, the concerns of China, which resisted setting any kind of timetable for currency appreciation, and Germany, which insisted that the problem involved fiscal, monetary and other policies, not just trade.
While the transition initially had been seen as coming as late as the eve of the Conservative Party's conference in October, a key party committee set a timetable of Sept. 2 for declaring a new prime minister.
The Knicks originally set a timetable of two to four weeks for his return, but it has since become clear that he has no chance of playing again this season.
Yet, having Congress require a reasonable set of changes, with a clear timetable, is the best way to ensure the reforms.
