Sentence examples for timeline to stick from inspiring English sources

You could easily lose a day especially if you have a timeline to stick to.

But markets like the ones we're now experiencing make that kind of timeline very hard to stick to, says Fahlund.

We're hoping the Court will issue a timeline that the SEC has to stick to, to get this vital rule done promptly.

To ensure effectiveness, timelines for conclusions of SAE reports were specified, and every effort was made to stick to these timelines.

Congress gave the SEC a timeline, and the SEC is required to stick to it.

Don't bother trying to stick to a timeline.

The presidential election has become a central focus for the international community, which is placing a great deal of pressure on Afghanistan's government to stick to the April timeline.

By beginning a drawdown slightly earlier, the officials say, Mr. Bush would both maximize his flexibility and avoid having to stick to a strict timeline for withdrawal, which the president has said in the past would signal to enemy forces exactly when and how quickly American forces would begin to leave.

While the DEA said it intends to make its decision soon, it's under no obligation to stick to the mid-year timeline.

Unless Sony Ericsson plans to stick very tightly to their timelines, that likely would push their ICS update window into November or beyond.

We think it is important that we have a timeline and we stick to it," he continued.