Sentence examples for timetable it from inspiring English sources

But he does not rule out the US taking military action against Syria in future, particularly if its government does not stick to the timetable it has been given.

Yet if autumn 2016 is comfortably within the manifesto timetable, it is still 18 months away.

So even on an accelerated timetable, it is unlikely that legislation will be introduced before Christmas.

To keep to this timetable, it would have to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union.

It chair, Kevin Hart confirms that although the industry is trying to meet the timetable it is a real concern.

The state has proposed bringing up the plans to a 90% funding ratio over the next 25 years, but even with that leisurely timetable it will be costly.

The current operator, First Great Western, assigns numbers to the pocket timetables it publishes, and its services to Bath, Bristol, Weston-super-Mare and South Wales are in timetable number 1.

"Speaking about timetables, it's already too late.

I do think this, though: I think that when it comes to timetables, it can't be a United States timetable as to how the discussions take place.

"When it comes to timetables it can't be the United States timetable as to how discussions take place," he said in a debate with Al Gore.

The bottom line is not full cost-recovery for atomised projects on three-year timetables; it is long-term political transformation.