Sentence examples for the timetable when from inspiring English sources

Somewhere on these priority lists should be "The Timetable": When interviewing for and negotiating a junior faculty spot or a postdoc position, "the timetable would be one of the things that you agree on," reveals Eva Nogales, an assistant professor at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California.

And maybe Howard and Bryant will speed up the timetable when they play a few healthy games, which they didn't do during the most needlessly overanalyzed preseason in NBA history.

His abilities were recognised early and Stanley was given responsibility for scheduling the services and preparing the timetables when he was 17.

The team recommended that, in the future, neurosurgeons follow that timetable when reconstructing damaged skulls.

But as McClatchy noted, "the Obama administration was forced to fulfill the departure timetable when the Iraqi government refused to exempt American troops from Iraqi law".

Carter said he was given the same timetable when he started.

During the election campaign the Conservatives pledged to introduce the measure in 2017, but ministers will set out an accelerated timetable when the Childcare Bill is published.

He added: "I'm clear that this is a very grave decision to take military action that the House of Commons would be making and I didn't think that that decision should be made on an artificial timetable when the House of Commons wouldn't even have seen the evidence today from the UN weapons inspectors".

Osborne spent his last couple of years as shadow chancellor accusing Gordon Brown of burying his head in the sand over public-sector pensions, and was pretty much locked into a fast-track timetable when the coalition was formed last May.

Mr. Pataki spoke on the bill publicly for the first time on Monday, defending his timetable when questioned by reporters.

"You just have to lower your expectations on the timetable on when they're going to get things done," he said.