Sentence examples for timetable to a from inspiring English sources

Tuesday 19 July The 0704 gets in to London Victoria on time (well, now that they have changed the arrival time in the timetable to a little later).

He outlines a list of demands – from a "legislative/regulatory timetable" to a "big early july conference with hundreds coming (paid for by dcsf)".

I think the important thing about the agreement we now seek in December is that while it may be a political agreement it must lead, on a very clear timetable, to a legally binding treaty".

As for the FTC complaint, the investigation is still underway and no timetable to a ruling has yet been offered.

Kunihiko Shimada, the principal international negotiator for the Japanese Environment Ministry, said he hoped nations in Cancún would agree to set a timetable to reach a treaty by the end of 2011, at a summit meeting in South Africa.

This should be the occasion for a fundamental rethink of what we are doing in Afghanistan, including a debate on establishing a timetable to complete a military withdrawal.

In the current economic and industrial conditions, with demand ever fluctuating, designing a timetable to define a work schedule for each employee is not an easy task.

Instead, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a branch of the Transportation Department, would be given a timetable to make a decision.

On Tuesday, Democrats sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., uR-Ky .him to commit to a specific timetable to get a long-term furging fix passed by thimend of July.

"We really should have a timetable to send a man to Mars," he said.

Labour does intend to put forward a candidate in the west London constituency and the party's national executive committee is preparing a timetable to choose a candidate.