Sentence examples for timetable imposed from inspiring English sources

And it could slow the breakneck redevelopment timetable imposed by Gov. George E. Pataki.

And unlike Nortel, whose asset sale had a specific timetable imposed by the bankruptcy process, InterDigital could not wield the cudgel of a hard deadline against potential buyers.

From then on Mr Strachan is at one with A.J.P. Taylor: timetables imposed their awful imperatives on the generals.

The staff of the Consumer Product Safety Commission has done much to decipher and illuminate the act, but the timetables imposed without additional resources were unrealistic.

The prime minister, who has blocked previous attempts by the EU to clamp down on offshore havens, is being urged to set a timetable for imposing tighter anti-corruption laws on the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and tax havens in the Caribbean.

On Iran, Mr. Obama and Mr. Medvedev discussed a timetable for imposing sanctions if Tehran and the West do not reach an accord soon on a proposal in which Iran would send its stockpile of enriched uranium out of the country for either temporary safekeeping or reprocessing into fuel rods, administration officials said.

In the wake of the Panama Papers scandal, which revealed the extent to which the likes of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) were being used to hide money offshore, the prime minister is being urged to set a timetable for imposing stringent anti-corruption laws on Britain's tax havens.

But Nara runs to a strictly imposed timetable of mass exercise, a "call to yogo" dictated by a windchime music box.

I no more voted for that than you did when you voted against our funding proposals that would have imposed a timetable.

The timetable the company has imposed, without consultation, is unworkable and now they are expecting people to cancel their holidays to pick up the pieces.

The plan reinforced projects already in various stages of development, and imposed quicker timetables for their completion.