Sentence examples for timetable to meet from inspiring English sources

The demonstrators camping again in Tahrir Square said that they would stay until the new government guaranteed some timetable to meet their demands.

"We gave Mr. Smith until yesterday afternoon to develop a timetable to meet with the proper investigating agencies, and he didn't do it," Mr. Cocola said.

Auto industry officials said it would provide the single national efficiency standard they have long desired, a reasonable timetable to meet it and the certainty they need to proceed with product development plans.

The aim is to see how bus firms and councils can work together to cut costs, plan routes and coordinate timetables to meet users' demands.

Fotis Kouvelis, the Democratic Left's leader, said on Tuesday that his party would join the coalition if agreement could be reached on a platform to extend the timetable for Greece to meet its budget deficit targets and to revoke the harshest austerity measures, like the demand to cut the minimum wage.

This timetable is not designed to meet the choice expressed by parents because there is simply not enough time to respond to their wishes.

It was seen as part of the trend of firms hosting one-off events to suit their own timetables rather than rushing to meet a January deadline.

American commanders dismiss speculation that they are failing to meet their timetable.

To meet that timetable, rehearsals need to start by about July 2004, Mr. Mackintosh said.

It now promises to speed up legislation previously planned for 2002 to meet the timetable for early membership.

But the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and other Congressional leaders outlined steps that would make it difficult to meet that timetable.