Sentence examples for timetable for transferring from inspiring English sources

Both plans give Mr. Annan's special representative the responsibility for drawing up a timetable for transferring civilian power, in cooperation with the current Iraqi Governing Council and in consultation with Mr. Bremer.

That miscalculation and the low priority given to planning for the aftermath of Mr. Hussein's fall have taken on new significance with the recent wave of deadly attacks and the Bush administration's abrupt decision this month to accelerate its timetable for transferring control to the kind of Iraqi authority that leading exiles were calling for a year ago.

A day after the Bush administration announced that Saddam Hussein had been captured, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that it should consider delaying its timetable for transferring power from the American occupation authority to a self-ruling Iraqi government by next summer.

Previously, the military rulers had floated late next year or early 2013 as the timetable for transferring power.

A clear long-range political vision is one that sets out first, a precise deadline for the transfer of sovereignty, and second a timetable for transferring responsibilities, and a key role for the U.N.... Q.

BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead said earlier this month that the timetable for the transfer of powers was "very, very tight".

The original timetable for the transfer of sovereignty to Iraq called for self-rule to start in late 2004 or 2005 -- after a constitution was written under American guidance.

Some factions oppose the whole idea of sitting in government with Sinn Fein, and others favour a much longer timetable for the transfer of policing powers.

The first agreement, signed in March, set a six-month timetable for the transfer of Afghan detainees held by the U.S. military to Afghan custody.

The Americans were holding roughly 3,000 people at the prison, which is next to Bagram Air Base north of Kabul, when the United States and Afghanistan signed a memorandum of understanding in March that laid out a six-month timetable for the transfer.

A senior official from a close American ally said that it was possible that the resolution on post-war Iraq could be agreed upon as early as next week, and that it might include a specific timetable for the transfer of authority to the Iraqis.