Sentence examples for tight timetable for from inspiring English sources

Why such a tight timetable for cuts?

The two sides will reconvene under a tight timetable for the island's May 1 entry into the European Union.

Conscious of the unpopularity it incurred by lingering in charge after it overthrew Hosni Mubarak two-and-a-half years ago, the army has drawn up a tight timetable for getting a new constitution and holding elections by February.

The shutdown came during the peak of I.R.S. preparations for tax season, the agency said, and put it "nearly three weeks behind its tight timetable for being ready to start the 2014 filing season".

The problem for the rebels would now be that six months is a tight timetable for a leadership contest and a new prime minister to reset Brexit policy or call a general election before 31 October.

May has set herself a deadline of the end of March for triggering article 50, which would leave the government a tight timetable for getting legislation through both houses of parliament if it loses the supreme court case.

The in-box of the next president will include two intractable wars (Iraq and Afghanistan) and a tight timetable, of perhaps two years, for preventing Iran from securing nuclear weapons capability.

Ultimately it became difficult to do both at once, given the tight timetable necessary for her Japanese opening, Ms. Wright said.

Besides wind farms, nuclear plants and new power lines, Britain's hauliers are looking forward to future announcements on port developments, its housebuilders to new towns and its airlines to upgraded airports and to conveniently tighter timetables for such developments.

Getting through all this before the summit appears to be a very tight timetable: a plan for Commons votes would need to be tabled as a motion by Monday evening so that MPs could debate the matter on Tuesday.

The high-stress, tense negotiating sessions and tight timetables of Dan's job are not well suited to his ongoing recovery, and the CEO would most likely have to relieve him of those responsibilities for a period of time.