Frank Bruni wrote in the Grey Lady, "Such vilification won't accelerate the timetable of victory, which is certain.
In October 2006, Ofcom announced a timetable of locations which would get its own DAB ensemble, where a local ensemble does not currently offer coverage.
Mr. Fighel said the government would stick to its unilateral timetable, no part of which depends strictly on any actions by the Palestinians.
The court also retained jurisdiction over any cases brought by developers against recalcitrant municipalities, appointed special masters to ensure follow through and set timetables for compliance, none of which was done by the New York courts.
The delay root cause can be discovered by the proposed model, verified by frequency filtering in operation records, and resolved by the adjustment of timetable which is an important reference for the next timetable rescheduling.
So in that sense we were on a timetable of American making, which we couldn't escape from, and therefore the prime minister's decision was absolutely black or white.
Therefore, evaluation of dwell time is a fundamental scheduling task of the wider process of timetabling which directly influences service reliability and passenger satisfaction.
Ayob et al. (2007b) solved a model with the aim of improving the quality of the timetable, which tried to minimize the number of students with two consecutive exams in a day.
Operation of single-track routes on the basis of a timetable alone, which was common on early lines in the United States, had the disadvantage that, if one train were delayed, others also would be delayed, since it was impossible to change the meeting points.
Mr. Obama did call for an extension of the payroll tax cut "as soon as possible," a slight speeding up of the end-of-the-year timetable which the administration had been seeking.
