Sentence examples for timetable for changes from inspiring English sources

Yves Michot, the chairman, prefers to see Airbus as an ongoing "industrial project", dismissing the merely "legal" question of Airbus's status, without offering any firm timetable for changes.

Give yourself a timetable for changes to happen.

The Education Select Committee voiced concerns about the timetable for change, saying changing "too much, too fast" could threaten exam quality.

He gave no timetable for change.

There will be a detailed plan alongside a timetable for change.

It is now vital that government sets out a clear timetable for change and does so quickly.

A watered-down timetable for change was criticised by opposition figures last month for being vague about whether President Assad would be allowed a role in the transition.

The referendum in March on a new constitution, the 77% yes vote creating a fast timetable for change, was seen as giving a significant advantage to the Islamists.

The Bush administration, clearly a bit taken aback, said Mr. Fox was a very, very good friend -- but has yet to sign on to his timetable for change.

"It is not sufficient to just express views, we must set a timetable for change in the next two to four years".

In a joint statement, 23 leading care organisations welcomed the commission plans as "a strong foundation" for reform and said: "It is now vital that government sets out a clear timetable for change and does so quickly".