Sentence examples similar to succeeding timetable from inspiring English sources
Early on, the government only succeeded by nine votes in getting its timetable motion through the House, before finally securing a pyrrhic victory for its evasive motion, this time opposed by 38 rebels.
Inside the company it's accepted as fact that Michael will eventually succeed his father as boss, but a timetable isn't set.
Abdullah died in January and was succeeded by Salman, who stuck to the election timetable.
There is no leading candidate to succeed Mr. Walton yet, nor is there a timetable for completing the search, according to people within the company.
Some former colleagues at NASA, where Goldin ruffled many feathers but succeeded in streamlining operations, are surprised by the timetable of his actions.
And in an orgy of self justification, they want central bureaucratic control over local bus timetables, heaven help us all if they succeed.
Nominations for the race to succeed David Cameron open on Wednesday when backbenchers meet to approve the timetable for the contest, which is due to produce a new prime minister by 2 September.
The organizers had scheduled the usual cocktails at 7, dinner at 8 and ceremony at 9. It is a timetable that many organizers have tried, but with which few have succeeded.
To some extent, the experiments that succeed are aided by a willful dose of unrealism budgets imagined too lean, timetables too short, human behavior too nearly ideal.
Rumors swirl that she will succeed her 71-year-old father, who has not yet hinted at a retirement timetable.
