Sentence examples for timetable for achieving from inspiring English sources

Officials at American, meanwhile, said their airline had no timetable for achieving cost reductions.

The report gave no hint of a timetable for achieving universal suffrage, and it angered Hong Kong's democracy movement.

Economic considerations — costs and benefits — can be taken into account in figuring out a reasonable timetable for achieving the standards.

The main problem he foresees is that the timetable for achieving a lasting result is too tight – and any success could be swallowed up by the coming election.

"We expect to see an abbreviated timetable for achieving this, and an explanation of the measures taken to achieve it, in the response to this report".

Yet so far Mr. Ridge and Mr. Bush have not set a sufficiently clear timetable for achieving these and other goals.

There is no timetable for when this would be achieved, suggesting it won't be a priority.

Mr Rutnam said: "We are confident that timetable can be achieved.

He has already achieved one of his goals: the timetable for presidential elections this year is no longer feasible.

The two leaders discussed the timetable for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, efforts to help Arab countries achieve democracy and how each was addressing spiraling deficits.

Palestinian and Arab diplomats are in last-minute talks on how to achieve the seemingly impossible: finalising a UN Security Council resolution with a timetable for ending Israeli occupation in the West Bank, while avoiding an American veto.