Sentence examples for timetable established from inspiring English sources

"We've not reached out to any candidate, and at this point, there's no timetable established," Erickson said.

He argued for a "genetic epistemology," a timetable established by nature for the development of the child's ability to think, and he traced four stages in that development.

With elections on the horizon and a timetable established for creating a provisional government, Iraq's budding political parties should finally come into their own, said Kanan Makiya, an adviser to the council.

His itinerary was not disclosed, but it was apparent that Mr. Powell was hoping that, with his first visit there, he could report that progress was being made toward Iraqi self-government under the timetable established in Washington.

New targets were set, timetables established, and commitments agreed upon.

He told local news station El-Ekhbariya many pilgrims "move without respecting the timetables" established by authorities to ease congestion and claimed this was the "principal reason for this type of accident".

The new standards, procedures and timetables established by the Florida Supreme Court for the selection of Florida's presidential electors are in conflict with the Florida Legislature's detailed plan for the resolution of election disputes.

Countries may be required to act in certain ways (e.g., make a good faith effort and be prepared to demonstrate that they have done so), set specific benchmarks and timetables, establish agencies to work on the goals, provide them with budgets, and use expert assistance from international agencies.

No timetable was established for talks on Turkey's accession to the organization.

He returned to Baghdad with instructions to hasten the timetable for establishing Iraqi sovereignty.

He said he planned to meet in May with NATO leaders to set up a timetable for establishing the mechanics of such cooperation.