Sentence examples for the current timetable from inspiring English sources

"In the current timetable the 2.5 hours in question are currently provided by teachers who are not the pupils' usual class teacher, and may in some cases include periods of 'golden time' or assemblies".

He said the current timetable disregarded enormous technical problems.

That would have made the current timetable, which calls for an election in April, nearly impossible to meet.

"Our view," he said, "is that the current timetable for implementing the U.S.-Visit program is too slow".

"There is no setback," Mr. Miliband said, emphasizing that he expected an agreement on the current timetable.

However, the current timetable displayed by the entrance suggests that the station still receives maintenance visits of some kind.

On the basis of the current timetables in healthcare, we made a distinction between the individual professional organisational contexts in the daytime (9 00 to 16:00) and the contexts during the evening and night (19 00 to 6 00).

Assuming that the Iraqi transitional government being assembled is in place by the end of this month, as the United States' current timetable indicates, the United Nations special coordinator would arrive after the first phase of nation-building is complete, but would be in place for the next phase of establishing a permanent Iraqi government.

Tokyo Electric must install cooling systems at three of the Fukushima plant's six reactors to stay on its current timetable of stabilizing the plant within six to nine months.

According to the current European timetable, those countries (probably including Germany) willing and able to adopt the euro from the start, on January 1st 1999, will be named next spring.

Critics of the current election timetable frequently point out that African-Americans are cut out of the decision-making because neither New Hampshire nor Iowa has many minority voters.