Sentence examples for sets a timetable from inspiring English sources

It should be the Iraqi government that sets a timetable for the withdrawal of multinational forces.

It sets a timetable for states to make sure that all teachers are qualified to teach their subjects (a revolutionary idea).

The action plan sets a timetable for compliance, though Mr. Froman said the administration would not insist that Colombia reach every goal before it sends legislation to Congress.

The bill also sets a timetable mandating that teachers be proficient in the subjects they teach, but there is no enforcement mechanism to ensure this proficiency.

The law sets a timetable, in the fall, for states either to use their allocations or to relinquish what they haven't used to other states.

The agreement, signed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, under the supervision of the African Union, sets a timetable and the mechanisms to enact a cooperation agreement signed by both countries last September.

House leaders have not set a timetable.

It did not set a timetable.

There are dangers in setting a timetable.

Hammond refuses to set a timetable for deficit reduction.

The Yankees have not set a timetable for his return.