Sentence examples for timetable to send from inspiring English sources

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

He will be sentenced two days later on the corruption charges, a timetable that will allow Kennedy to send him into federal custody.

In contrast a few years ago London Underground refused to send me a District Line timetable.

There was just one problem: the president had a timetable, but no plan".Where are we going to send them?" asked Mr McCain after the order was signed.

Pupils are only just going back after the summer holidays but some schools in Newport, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have already planned to send children home early or change the school timetable.

They responded to Mr Bush's decision early this year to send a "surge" of reinforcements to Iraq by insisting on coupling a timetable for withdrawal to any demand for more money.

Government sources said it was possible to set out the new goals in the light of the US decision to send an extra 8,000 troops to Helmand this summer, but did not give any timetable for the radical change in role.

The first was a timetable for redeployment, which they described as "surrender". The second was an emphasis on the need to send more troops to Afghanistan.

Kraft now has 28 days to send the offer document to Cadbury investors – which will become "day one" in the official timetable, and that may not occur until 10 December.

But its bankers have yet to send out detailed financial information to prospective bidders and are not expected to do so until mid-September, jeopardizing that timetable.

According to the minute, EDF was to send the OND "a short summary of the administrative costs" of preparing the application, while the OND promised to "consider the timetable" for assessing the application and report back.