Sentence examples for setting of a timetable from inspiring English sources

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.

It is understood that a senior Labour figure will seek the consent of Dobbin's family before any attempt to begin the process of setting a timetable for a byelection.

Mr Baker highlights the fact that ISG's report rejects the idea of setting a timetable for withdrawal.

During his primary battle, Mr. McCain accused his rival Mitt Romney of setting a timetable for withdrawing troops from Iraq, even though Mr. Romney was merely speaking generally about timetables that might be set in private discussions among Iraqi and American leaders.

Violence still occurs, but it is spasmodic and much reduced.'' The United States, Mr. McCain added, "maintains a military presence there, but a much smaller one, and it does not play a direct combat role.'' During his primary battle, Mr. McCain frequently accused Mitt Romney of setting a timetable for withdrawing troops from Iraq, a charge Mr. Romney denied.

The Trimble motion also said the party would meet to review progress on disarmament in January, in effect setting up a timetable of his own.

Jan Peter Balkenende, the Dutch prime minister, is due to write to European Union leaders in the next couple of weeks, setting out a timetable for how the Netherlands union presidency plans to handle the politically sensitive decision.

Although a few final details remain to be settled, the resolution calls for a 14-day period beginning in the middle of March for all foreign troops to complete plans to pull back from battle lines, and a deadline around the middle of May for setting up a timetable for leaving the country, a process diplomats hope can be completed by the fall.

A key part of his role was setting out a timetable for boosting the Scottish Parliament's powers if voters rejected independence, a timetable which was backed by the leaders of the three main pro-Union parties.