Sentence examples for timetable leading from inspiring English sources
Abubakar then announced an election timetable leading to a return to civilian rule within a year.
But there is no timetable leading to complete disarmament by May, the date envisaged in the Good Friday agreement.
He provided a timetable leading to "open revolt and overthrow of the Communist regime" in October 1962.
Her timetable leading up to these events was tightly organized, and she worked through it with fierce energy and efficiency, but she could make lightning adjustments, too.
The acting president, Dioncounda Traoré, is too weak to force the country's squabbling politicians and soldiers to accept a timetable leading to an election.
First, the document includes a timetable leading towards the restoration of devolution and power-sharing in the province, which has been under direct rule since 2002.
The fixture schedule is more testing on Tier Two nations as World Cup organisers want to timetable the leading countries in prime-time slots to maximise commercial revenue.
This is particularly the case for passively protected crossings, where regular road users encounter trains infrequently and tend to know the train timetables [3], leading to reduced number of visual checks (a factor which was attributed to one of the fatalities analysed in [18] ).
François Hollande, France's president, wants a UN Security Council resolution to set a clear timetable for negotiations leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Unions representing the school workforce urged the government to back the reforms and ignore the pessimism of employer representatives, who this morning refused to back the proposals, which would see a 10-year timetable of reform leading to the introduction of the new diploma in 2014.
Christopher Struth, acting principal head of Modern Languages at Larbert High School, believes a narrowing of subject choice in the school timetable could be leading to fewer pupils in Scotland studying a National level modern language.
