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Sweden's prime minister, Stefan Löfven, expressed doubts about whether the tight timetable set by Rutte could be met.

Yet, even as the work lags behind the most recent timetable set by officials, the end now appears close.

Under the timetable set by lawmakers, the Legislature would take up the plan by the end of March.

According to a timetable set by President Obama, the United States is to withdraw about 23,000 troops from Afghanistan by October, leaving about 68,000 American troops.

Sweden's prime minister, Stefan Löfven, also speaking at Davos, expressed doubts about whether the tight timetable set by Rutte could be met.

The election of Barack Obama didn't change US plans to pull back from Iraq according to the timetable set by George Bush.

"There was no way to avoid this," he said, referring to the timetables set by previous agreements and answering critics who contend that he pushed too far too fast in his zeal to secure an end to the conflict.

Pentagon and administration officials acknowledged that the guidelines drawn up by General Petraeus and his staff at their Kabul headquarters — in particular a goal of redeploying troops pulled from contested areas to other tasks — might clash with timetables set by some NATO nations to begin pulling troops from Afghanistan.

Bush Describes Iraq Plan, For Victory and Pullout President Bush laid out what he called a strategy for victory in Iraq, vowing not to pull out on "artificial timetables set by politicians" but at the same time offering the first glimpse of his plan for extricating American forces.

Constraints were placed on the intensity of the evaluation processes by the tight service delivery timetables set by the NHS sponsor.

Asked about the deadlines, Marshall W. Brown, the owner of Wi-Fi Salon, said: "That's the timetable set forth by Parks.