Sentence examples for timetable in advance from inspiring English sources

It may not always be possible to get a complete and final timetable in advance, but I would advise new students in this situation to establish contact with key course administrative/academic staff soon after they have accepted a confirmed place and ensure that these staff are aware of their situation.

In terms of being prepared for exams, it's setting a realistic revision timetable in advance.

If part-time students were able to access their timetables further in advance they would also be able to make more suitable arrangements, such as child care".

"Ofqual and the Joint Council of Qualifications (JCQ) liaise with a broad range of groups regarding exam timetables far in advance of exams being sat.

Some students like to cram the night before an exam and some draw up a revision timetable many weeks in advance.

The Green party has long demanded a firm commitment to year-on-year targets for cuts in emissions, to prevent politicians from making a "Nimto" (Not In My Term of Office) response – setting targets and timetables so far in advance that they avoid having to take serious action now.

Condor Ferries, which said it wanted to return to Weymouth, publishes its winter and summer timetables five months in advance and has told the council it is unable to commit to a date for returning to the port until it can be more certain when the repairs will be complete.

Some like ESPN and DirecTV did it quicker than others, but most had a conversion timetable made up years in advance.

According to Martin Lewis of the Money Saving Expert website, Network Rail must have the timetable set 12 weeks in advance so this is often when new and cheaper tickets are released - you can sign up to receive email alerts from thetrainline.com.com

And yet, announcing in advance a timetable for withdrawals to begin lacks the Lincoln ring.

But few people realize it, and fewer still learn in advance the timetable of their demise.