Sentence examples for short-term timetables from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe in short-term timetables," Mr. Cameron said recently while discussing the war in Afghanistan.
Educators, meanwhile, are nervous about the new law's short-term timetable but enthusiastic about its long-term goals, saying the federal mandates are merely asking them to move faster on educational innovations that many of them had already started.
Like the first four, which included life sciences and aerospace, they're the result of industry leaders and government agreeing an approach which favours long-term planning over short-term political timetables.
"The timing of the return of RBS to the private sector is a decision for ministers, but it must be based on the best long-term interests of the taxpayer, not driven by George Osborne's short-term political timetables," he said.
Unfortunately, this process cannot be condensed to meet the short-term aims of political timetables.
The third option would be to shorten the timetable in which they refinance the debt by selling very short-term bills.
"This was a short-term measure which was clearly communicated and a return to the pupil's normal timetable would have been effective once he complied with the school's ruling.
If they don't meet this timetable, it will be very hard for us to do another short-term extension," said Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y ., hinting at the possibility of a stanD-N.Y .thintinglicats.
But is Greece's timetable too rapid?Most privatisation programmes involve a trade-off between long-term structural reform and short-term fund-raising.
Short-term interests converge.
