Sentence examples for timetable for reporting from inspiring English sources

The committee will meet regularly and develop an action plan and timetable for reporting.

In the government – my understanding is that you cannot do that," said Clancy, who did not offer a timetable for the report's release.

A spokesman for the Iraq inquiry said a timetable for the report would be provided once the process of contacting all those criticised had been completed.

It is not clear how the board reached its conclusion, and a spokesman said there was no timetable for the report's formal release.

It was reported on Thursday that Sir John Chilcot, who began his work reviewing Britain's decision to invade Iraq in 2009, was about to write to David Cameron with a timetable for his report.

Critics have accused Mr Blair's apology of being a 'spin operation' after it was reported on Thursday that Sir John Chilcot, who began reviewing Britain's moves to invade Iraq in 2009, was about to write to David Cameron with a timetable for his report.

UN officials said the timetable for the report's release had not been changed.

If the company cannot provide a persuasive timetable for filinge its report, Adelphia's stock could potentially be delisted.

He said the timetable for its final report should be set by Charles A. Duelfer, who was appointed last week to succeed Dr. Kay as the group's leader.

While Bush has steadfastly resisted a timetable for withdrawal, the report says all combat brigades "not necessary for force protection could be out of Iraq" — note the careful use of the conditional — by the first quarter of 2008.

There has been little public debate on how the legislative programme would work, without imposing a huge load on the Commons timetable for years, and reports last week suggested that pro-European MPs in the Commons might, in the event of a Brexit vote, seek to run a "guerilla campaign" to minimise the number of EU laws from which the UK would withdraw.