Sentence examples for the fixed timetable. from inspiring English sources

Most of it has been useful, but none of it has troubled the government, while some changes, such as the fixed timetable for legislation, have made it even easier for government to do just what it wants.

If the fixed timetable for withdrawal remains, he promises to do just that.

The main grounds for compromise appear to lie in the possibility of a fixed timetable for the transition to self-rule.

But Labour will oppose the programme motion setting a fixed timetable for the specific debates on the bill that must occur on the floor of the Commons.

Getting such a deal negotiated to meet the EU's fixed timetable for merger investigations seems a stretch.

Though Congress will likely approve the request, it may make the funding contingent on the development of a fixed timetable for withdrawal.

Despite May's brisk pledge that "Brexit means Brexit," the lack of a fixed timetable for invoking Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon -- the triggering mechanism for a negotiated split -- leaves plenty of room for uncertainty. .

Greece is pressing for the 30,000 Turkish troops to leave the island over a fixed timetable and for Ankara to end its right to intervene.

Delegates at the National Union of Teachers unanimously backed a move to warn of strike action if the incoming government fail to agree to restore the cash over a fixed timetable.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 — Mayor Lindsay of New York City told a House subcommittee today that the Federal Govern ment, while conducting a num ber of studies on the fuel short age, had no strategy for dealing with the problem on a fixed timetable.

In the UK, there is no fixed timetable, but guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence state that "once feeding is established, if parents wish, or if there is professional concern, babies can be weighed at six, 12 and 16 weeks" and then again at about a year.