Sentence examples for the planned timetable from inspiring English sources

To meet the planned timetable for rollout, the company puts a sizable cost structure in place before realizing any revenues.

"The prime minister also confirmed that the planned timetable for notification of article 50 remains the same," the spokesman added.

2.33pm GMT Q: Does the planned timetable of agreeing a currency union in 18 months seem realistic?

John McCarthy, a spokesman for the authority, declined to comment on the planned timetable for the booth closings but expressed support for the governor's decision.

This outcome points out the fact that an erroneous estimation of dwell times makes the system unstable and hence unreliable in the minds of passengers, since the planned timetable is not being respected.

The government said it would appeal against the decision and a spokeswoman for May said the prime minister would press ahead with the planned timetable of launching talks on the terms ofBrexit by the end of March.

From the UK we have a package of news from the Conservative party conference, where prime minister Theresa May at last revealed the government's planned timetable for Brexit.

"The local water levels are now starting to subside and once we have clear access, we will be able to update further on a planned timetable for the clean-up operation and subsequent resumption of production and fulfilment of orders.

For instance, Network Rail in the UK reported that approximately 90%% of all short-distance passenger trains had less than 5 min deviation from planned timetable, while for long-distance trains, the same was true for deviation less than 10 min [24].

The research, by the Resolution Foundation thinktank that specialises in living standards, puts a question mark over the political feasibility of the government pressing ahead with £12bn in welfare cuts on its 2017-18 planned timetable.

As a child in Denmark in the 1970s, Rasmussen recalls there was more time to play simply because there were fewer of the planned activities that clog up the timetables of today's over-scheduled children.