Sentence examples for timetable allows from inspiring English sources

"If the timetable allows it, then of course, but her priority will always be the heptathlon".

Barnier's timetable allows for the approval of a withdrawal deal, including transitional arrangements, by EU institutions and member states.

The timetable allows Nato to respond to the possibility of Republican Mitt Romney winning the presidency and then imposing a rethink on the withdrawal timetable.

Ennis, who won the heptathlon gold medal last weekend at the European Championships in Barcelona, has revealed that she would consider taking part in the 100m hurdles at the London Olympics if her timetable allows it.

But here we have a proposal near the end of a parliament, dependent on MPs' support and a referendum most likely in the autumn of 2011 – and only if the legislative timetable allows.

The child-centred methods used in COBET and the small classes have proved to be effective, and the flexible timetable allows the children time to do other chores at home, to study and to play.

We also find that the timetable allowing larger flexibility of headways can obtain more and better Pareto-optimal solutions, which can provide decision-makers more choice.

The government has given a beleaguered rail company permission to introduce an emergency timetable allowing it to cancel another 350 trains a day, it has been claimed.

In exchange, the Brotherhood won an agreement to let parliamentary elections proceed on Monday while moving up the presidential vote to June from 2013, an early timetable allowing the Brotherhood to capitalize on its vast lead in organization.

With messages like "go further faster," institutions are offering alternatives to the traditional four-year/two-year timetable, allowing students to complete two degrees in five years or less.

For once I found myself envying the passengers of the Blue Train, because their timetable allowed them two hours here to visit the biggest man-made hole in the world, a giant pit dug by 50,000 prospectors who between them extracted two-and-a-half tonnes of diamonds and made the fortune of a local family on whose property the hole had been dug, the de Beers.