Sentence examples for the timetable before from inspiring English sources

His target date for a major announcement is January 2015, repeating the timetable before Tony Blair's landslide victory in 1997, when the party announced key tax and spending decisions four months before the election.

Outline of the timetable before you find a place; Most apartments really don't even start to show up until the last 35 days or less.

Banks will be given the chance to raise money from private investors first, but the fragile condition of some institutions and the short timetable before the results are made public make it increasingly likely that they will return to the government for money.

Committee chairman, Labour MP Natascha Engel, told the BBC it has to wait until it is allocated slots in the Parliamentary timetable before deciding what issues should be debated by MPs.

The timetable is proceeding as before, but today's expected announcement on climate change has been delayed until tomorrow.

And at a news conference on Sunday, several Brotherhood leaders said the constitution should be drafted on the military's preferred timetable, before the election of a president, while the military still controls the government.

It will be a month before the timetable for further hearings is even set.

Lawyers for the players association and the commissioner's office met yesterday and set the timetable for the hearing before the arbitrator Shyam Das.

The prosecutor said: "The fact that Merrill Lynch appears to have moved up the timetable to pay bonuses before its merger with Bank of America is troubling to say the least and warrants further investigation".

If a small change can be made for any one group that does not impact negatively on most students, it will, quite rightly, be considered – but these are made before the timetable is published".

Herbert Hax, head of the economic panel of five "wise men" who advise the German government, said that stability should come before the timetable; since Germany and some other countries would not meet the criteria in 1997, either the criteria would be loosened, which was undesirable, or the euro should be delayed.