Sentence examples for timetable back from inspiring English sources

The government pushed the timetable back, saying the listing would take place by the end of the current fiscal year, which ends in March 2002.

The team expected him to play a major role in the secondary as a rookie, but the injury, combined with the lost practice time, sets his timetable back considerably.

Gov. M. Jodi Rell, realizing the delays could push the timetable back even further, ordered the transportation department to start putting any new cars that were ready into service, even if it had not yet painted over the Virginia decals.

While Mr. Netanyahu said in his Sept. 27 speech at the United Nations that the critical moment for preventing Iran from developing a weapon would most likely come next spring, Mr. Barak last week pushed the timetable back further, and offered a new explanation of Israel's reduced sense of urgency.

That work was expected to expand districtwide by the end of 2014, but officials changed the plan after the rollout, pushing the timetable back and testing to see if laptops might be better for older students.

Whether or not the Security Council imposes a stringent new timetable, backed by threat of arms, the renewed inspections will be far more rigorous than in the past.Americans have been speaking openly of a scenario whereby an "inspections crisis", such as being denied access to a particular site, would help to build the political rationale for an attack.

The new timetable pushes back to March 15 a deadline that had been imposed by General Electric for US Airways to file its reorganization plan.

"This year's Oscars timetable bumped back the program's date one week to March 5, and the deadline for nomination ballots with it.

The March edition of the timetable went back on sale last Tuesday and, in a testament to how much the timetable was missed by rail fans and travellers – it sold out just four days later.

And no progress on decommissioning IRA weapons meant that this weekend, John Reid, the Northern Ireland secretary, was due to suspend the devolved Assembly.The timetable goes back to the resignation in July of David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionists, as First Minister of the Assembly.

Mr. Blair and Mr. Ahern said early today that they hoped to restore the home rule government by May 22, and they set out a new timetable pushing back until June 2001 the deadline for a number of measures intended to secure peace for Ulster.