Sentence examples for timetable-driven from inspiring English sources

Even after three years, I still have friends who are surprised that I consider my PhD work to be a full-time job, and that my week includes various meetings, contradicting their idea of timetable-driven, semester-based 'student' life.

McChrystal and his successor, General David Petraeus, won their surge of military force in Afghanistan – but it was extracted from Washington at the price of a drastic timetable, driven by a political and popular demand for a quick exit.

But in a fashion that is almost reminiscent of World War I, the Pentagon's military timetables drove American diplomacy.

Translated into military strategy by the overarmed Great Powers, as the historian A. J. P. Taylor liked to note, the imperatives of railway timetables drove the logistics of preëmptive mobilization.

The Trump administration is pressing to open formal peace talks with insurgents in Afghanistan by April, a timetable driven by the president's mounting impatience with the stalemated 17-year-old war.

The sovereignty timetable remains driven by the American electoral calendar and growing Iraqi impatience with an incompetent and deeply unpopular occupation.

But sometimes -- especially during the Camp David summit last summer -- it seemed that the timetable was driven more by Mr. Clinton's political agenda than by whether a deal was near.

But he is opposed to an artificial date-driven timetable that ignores conditions on the ground and the advice of military commanders".

This would effectively increase the capacity utilisation above the 76% ratio derived for the current timetable with manually driven trains.

Accurate calculation of these dwell times will inform operators of the predicted capacity of the network and so drive timetables with some accuracy.

That does not alter the fact, though, that China is now facing a clear choice: pursue financial and monetary reform on a timetable that is driven by careful, pre-emptive, and concerted policy planning.