Sentence examples for sets a timetable for 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 agreement also sets a timetable for faster cleanup operations, including a plan for identifying the scope of the contamination and quarterly reports on the status and progress of the cleanup effort.

But there are fears that up to 100 Tory rebels will join forces with Labour to defeat a programme motion that sets a timetable for the bill's Commons stages.

But the money is included in a war spending bill that Mr. Bush has threatened to veto because it sets a timetable for gradually withdrawing most American troops from Iraq.

Hammond refuses to set a timetable for deficit reduction.

The Yankees have not set a timetable for his return.

Meyer did not set a timetable for his return.

Mangini: I haven't set a timetable for discussing that.

They will also be responsible for setting a timetable for a Syrian withdrawal.