Sentence examples for suggest a schedule from inspiring English sources

In his conversation with Mr. Sharon, the secretary told him that Israel should withdraw Beit Jala, but did not set a deadline or suggest a schedule, a senior Bush administration official said.

Active 2 will suggest a schedule but your can change this however you like.

To present a rehabilitation exercise program and suggest a schedule of activities for daily living and participation in sports after surgical treatment of a pectoralis major rupture.

Looking at the characteristics of gas generation and routine process of gas removal (by oil filtration), a Markov model has been developed, to predict the state of health of a transformer and suggest a schedule for regular gas filtration, for the purpose of extending the life of the transformer.

This may suggest a scheduling problem where patients simply present for radiological examination without being scheduled or even when they are scheduled, there could have been a complete disregard to order as patients may force their way sometimes to see providers before their turn.

We have suggested a schedule and briefing length that will allow for a prompt and efficient process to consider the appeal".

Ronald Reagan's derogation of government was reflected in a 1985 New Yorker cartoon by Roz Chast (which suggested a Schedule X with questions like "What was your least favorite section of this tax return?").

By way of unfair comparison, Dr. Robert Nesse, a Mayo Clinic family-practice physician, told me he might spend up to an hour with a patient during a first physical, having a long discussion of family history, recent changes or abnormalities and social and mental dynamics; doing dermatological, pelvic and breast exams; and suggesting a schedule of preventive services.

In view of possible antitumour experiments combining NU7026 with radiation in animal models, pharmacokinetic modelling of this agent is also presented that suggests a schedule of administration.

The Chelsea midfielder skilfully negotiated a passage through the minefield laid by his club-mate John Terry 24 hours earlier when the defender had suggested a scheduled team meeting on Sunday night was to become an opportunity for disgruntled players to air their grievances.

Let the journalists suggest a better schedule for the runup to the games, then; and perhaps they could suggest that the swimmers might be pestered a bit less before the race.