Sentence examples for the timetables the from inspiring English sources

It is, we submit, an utter revision of the timetables, the allocation of JUSTICE SOUTER.

The timing of the new policy on existing power plants is driven in large part by the timetables the Clean Air Act sets for a major rule-making.

But he also warned there was still work to do amid growing signs of slippage in the timetables the two leaders had originally agreed to keep.

What Chandler failed to understand about Christie's artistic project was that all these seemingly trivial details – the charred paper, the timetables, the plant on the windowsill – are vital.

This is the timetable the unbalanced schedule has wrought.

Where, people ask, is the timetable, the exit strategy or the definition of the mission?

Although the two companies tried to sound upbeat about the timetable, the outcome remains uncertain.

The timetable The president conceded the nuclear challenge was daunting, would be a long haul, and could fail.

Mr. Cordovez then went to the Pakistanis and told them what was in the timetable, the official said.

According to the timetable, the "entertainment", which was all the singing and dancing, was due to start at 10am.

Pressed about the timetable, the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, declined to predict when Congress might complete a bill.