Sentence examples for timetable which is from inspiring English sources

It is the first time the G-20 has set dates for deficit reduction, but the timetable, which is not binding, will probably not require new policy actions.

4 REFORM PARLIAMENT Reform ideas include ensuring more topical debates and insisting that MPs control more of the parliamentary timetable, which is largely in the Government's gift at present.

Many also say that the Basel club's timetable, which is to have the proposals finalised by this year and implemented by late 2012, is unrealistic.Some complaints will be brushed aside.

Local authorities are still going to be very much involved, but the secretary for communities and government will have an increased role in making sure they stick to the planning timetable which is already in place," she told the BBC.

It is hot, dirty and crowded, full of touts flogging tickets for flights that may or may not be on the timetable, which is an aspiration rather than a schedule in any case.

"GE and Alstom have their calendar which reflects the needs of their shareholders, but the French government has its own timetable, which is that of economic sovereignty," he said.In fact, some such asset-shedding by Alstom has been on the cards for at least half a year.

During a meeting, he was reportedly told that the C.P.A.'s timetable, which was to delay elections and self-rule until the creation of a new Iraqi constitution, needed to be abandoned.

A key part of his role was setting out a timetable for boosting the Scottish Parliament's powers if voters rejected independence, a timetable which was backed by the leaders of the three main pro-Union parties.

The Scottish leaders of the pro-Union parties endorsed the timetable which was set out by Mr Brown in a speech at the Loanhead Miners Welfare and Social Club in Midlothian on Monday evening, the main points of which are: Work to begin on the new legislation on 19 September, the day after the referendum.

The time-dependent travel time assigned to arcs is determined according to timetables, which is particularly assigned to infinity when transit service is unavailable between two stops.

Chief among these are targets and timetables, which are key determinants of the treaty's economic cost.