Sentence examples for timetable to release from inspiring English sources

At the very least it could start with less sensitive findings and tackle the severe problems, and set a timetable to release all of the findings".

The commission is under no timetable to release its ruling in the browser case, but in the past, it has publicized crucial decisions, fines and sanctions before leaving for its summer break in late July.

Scholastic is publishing it on an aggressive timetable, with plans to release one book every two to three months.

The United States and NATO plan to release a timetable at that meeting for ending all combat in Afghanistan by 2014.

She has also set an Aug. 5 deadline for the government to respond to the lawsuit and to release a timetable for when it will disclose the documents.

The problems hit within days of Southern having to release a reduced timetable because it was struggling to deliver services as expected.

One of the final case studies for Harvard's new core class in entrepreneurship would contain sensitive information that eStyle -- the Internet retailer that was its subject -- was unwilling to release on Harvard's timetable.

The company, based in Rochester, declined to release terms of a management buyout offer or a timetable for completing the negotiations.

It said it expected to release 2002 results the same day, but did not mention any timetable for restating 2000 earnings.

Some headteachers are reluctant to release staff, he adds, particularly in primary schools where there is less slack in the timetable.

Local media reported that the army chief of staff, Sami Enan, had agreed to release all of those detained during the revolution, but rights groups complain that he did not commit to a timetable.