Sentence examples for timetable due from inspiring English sources

This also means adjusting the timetable due to long maintenance or constructions' possessions.

"Ipsos MORI questioned children aged five upwards about the specific previous week where there could have been one-off changes to the timetable due to bad weather, or the pupil was absent or on school holidays.

There is no exact timetable, due to the scale of the slip, the fact the earth is still moving and the remoteness of its location.

A train company in the south east of England has changed its timetable due to the amount of leaves on the line.

In this way we exploit the inefficiencies in the current timetable due to limited information exchange, which in its turn depends on the competitive environment which the TOs operate in.

He added timetables due to start on 9 December include "new ways of working" that will not lead to shortages of drivers.

A vote on the timetable is due next week.

The timetable is due to be decided at a hearing on May 22. Can I get my money back now?

And now an "emergency" timetable is due to be issued, apparently withdrawing up to 350 train services a day.

"They are under no specific timetable and due process continues to fade with each sunset over Guantánamo Bay," Colonel David said in an e-mail message.

The German newspaper Handelsblatt, meanwhile, suggested that the commission might not even stick to its timetable this week due to ongoing rows over how to treat the French budget.