We have argued - again and again and again - that the government has to set a timetable for the timing of a referendum.
We might say: the probability that agents will follow the identical timetable for conception – that the timing and manner of conception will be at least close enough to the original to result in the conception of the identical child – is very low.
Some governments, such as France, also see this as an unofficial deadline, but other member states are more relaxed on timing, so Verhofstadt's timetable is highly provisional.
For tram systems, which has the correlation with road traffic their timetabling models have to consider the intersection signal timing and the trade-offs between the tram travel time and the roadway traffic delay [72, 73].
Setting out for the first time an explicit timetable on those two matters in an interview on Friday and in comments through a spokesman today, Mr. Ray also discussed some considerations about the timing.
In May, the Tories and Lib Dems announced they would review this timetable again, but appeared to recognise the importance of timing.
In a statement on Saturday, the commission said the timing of the release was consistent with a timetable set by the commissioner, Dyson Heydon, in October and was not intended to cause any "disrespect".
In the first site we focused on appropriateness and acceptability of procedures whereas the focus in the second site was on logistics and timing of the interventions in relation to the timetable for recruitment and research interviewing procedures.
However, timing is crucial; reform on a well-thought-out timetable must be distinguished from reform done in extreme haste.
Finally, this document briefly outlines the organization, timing, and location of the study conference and the timetable of the milestones leading up to the conference and to ICMI publication.
