Sentence examples for timetable identifying from inspiring English sources

He said: "The British government has been talking in terms of a 2014 withdrawal, but nobody has been able to produce a timetable identifying how and when things would happen.

No timetable for identifying a successor has been set.

As noted above, part of the method involved matching the GPS data points with both GIS and timetable databases to identify individual train services.

It systematically laid out the case for a five-year investment programme, identifying regional needs and timetables for filling them.

For both robust timetabling and dynamic dispatching based approaches, identifying critical railway block sections is always the prerequisite.

The agreement also sets a timetable for faster cleanup operations, including a plan for identifying the scope of the contamination and quarterly reports on the status and progress of the cleanup effort.

A topic is allocated to a National Collaborating Centre, which begins the scoping exercise for the guidelines producing a provisional timetable for the work programme, drawing up timelines and identifying potential stakeholders for each guideline.

That is still far more optimistic than any of the comments that have preceded it, with the Nets refusing to even identify a timetable that would put Kidd on the court in time for the playoffs.

The IFS said that no party had gone "anywhere near identifying" the cuts they will need to meet their various deficit reduction timetables.

Instead of debating emissions targets and timetables like accountants, we need the largest emitters to think like engineers and concentrate on identifying specific technical hurdles and mobilizing the resources to solve them.

Although, for example, timetables are generally in the public domain, there is still the perception of such data as commercially sensitive information; hence the difficulty in identifying a harmonized, comprehensive and detailed European database.