Sentence examples for timetable administration from inspiring English sources

Despite the tight timetable, administration officials claim to be relatively upbeat that Mr. Clinton can manage a decent outcome, if not the whole success that they had envisioned when Mr. Barak came to power.

But today, officials said there was some urgency to supplanting General Garner because of the rapid timetable the administration has set to try to get an Iraqi transitional government installed by the end of May.

In the end it was Mr. Cohen, the sole Republican in the president's cabinet, who continued to advocate sticking to the timetable the administration had drafted -- long after all of Mr. Clinton's other senior advisers had concluded that to do so would be a technological leap of faith and a diplomatic disaster.

While many Israeli leaders take Mr. Fayyad more seriously than that, they still argue that the timetable the Obama administration posits to begin establishment of a state — two years — is illusory because Hamas remains a threat.

The Bush administration timetable, which has some wiggle room, is 2011.

Mr. Obama did call for an extension of the payroll tax cut "as soon as possible," a slight speeding up of the end-of-the-year timetable which the administration had been seeking.

As Dr. Albright shuttled between Israeli and Palestinian leaders today, she continued her efforts to kick the slow-moving talks into a higher gear, one that conforms better to the finite Clinton administration timetable.

Duffy added: "We were initially contacted on 14 November 2014 and I am unaware of any prior discussions or planning regarding timetables for an administration appointment".

The withdrawal timetables, which Bush administration officials called "aspirational goals" rather than fixed dates, are contained in the draft of an agreement that still must be approved by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki and other Iraqi leaders before it goes before Iraq's fractious Parliament.

Finally, in a study using a microelectromechanical monitoring system, 36 the investigators observed an adherence rate of 91.5% and 86% in respect of administration timetables for protease inhibitors only.

Religious considerations could also affect the administration's timetable for war.