Sentence examples for talk about timetables from inspiring English sources

"There are people in the administration who will say, 'We don't need to talk about timetables,' " Mr. Kucinich said.

Hans Blix, the Swedish lawyer and arms control expert who is executive chairman of the new inspection body, has repeatedly said that he cannot talk about timetables and lists of important Iraqi tasks until he can put inspectors back on the ground to study what has changed in the two years since the last United Nations inspections.

The spin they will use will be VICTORY! as in "we can now talk about timetables for withdrawal in Iraq because we have achieved a stunning VICTORY! and it is now safe and prudent to do so".

And now we are talking about timetables.

Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, said: "We're not talking about timetables to leave, but we are talking about timetables for handover".

"But when scientists can show that over a period of time that global warming can, in fact, impact on the increase in world temperature, we better be talking about timetables".

"At this point, it's very speculative to talk about a timetable, and when and how they want us to leave," the official said.

The court-appointed monitor who has overseen the schools since 1986 is hoping to meet with the state and city this week to talk about a timetable for the settlement.

"The clarity of our position means we can concentrate on the crisis in our hospitals, the failure in our schools and the crime on our streets, while others talk about a timetable for scrapping the pound," he said.

In Germany, the deaths of Germans, and a controversial airstrike ordered by German commanders on Sept. 4, have forced the issue into the parliamentary election campaign, leading political parties for the first time to talk about a timetable for bringing the troops home.

He pragmatically talks about flexible timetables and a phased withdrawal.