Sentence examples for timetable in the from inspiring English sources

However, an "indicative" timetable in the document suggests 2030.

Apple's timetable in the last six years has been to radically redesign the iPhone every two years.

Famously it was Inditex-owned Zara that really broke the mould, bringing in a super-responsive timetable in the form of some 12,000 new styles each year.

The law sets a timetable, in the fall, for states either to use their allocations or to relinquish what they haven't used to other states.

"I was doing it on my internal timetable in the synagogue, which was to try to bring people along slowly because I knew this would be very difficult for many people.

It is not clear that the Sudanese will permit such a force or that the U.N. can muster it — but, assuming that it happens, this is a decidedly lax timetable in the face of a steadily mounting death toll.

Yes, Obama has chosen to add pressure to himself by aligning the peace timetable with the political timetable in this way.

An aide said that there had been no change in the timetable in response to the polls and that the advertisements began as soon as production was completed.

The proposal calls for a staged timetable in which the Palestinians agree to certain political reforms and steps to shut down terrorist operations in Israel.

Accessible buses are well ahead of the timetables in the Transport Standards, although expensive rail and tram infrastructure is not keeping up across the country.

"If there are no ambitious targets and timetables in the first few days then there will definitely be a reaction," said Lumumba Di-Aping, chair of the G77.