Sentence examples for timetables changing from inspiring English sources

He spoke in broad terms of a period of reflection, rewriting handbooks, reviewing timetables, changing IT security and saying he had spent 100 days looking at the whole system.

Mr. Byerly acknowledged there was no timetable for changing American legislation on foreign ownership, and Daniel Calleja, the chief negotiator for the European Commission, said there was no timetable for changing the noise laws in Europe.

I really would have no timetable on changing a room.

The Education Select Committee voiced concerns about the timetable for change, saying changing "too much, too fast" could threaten exam quality.

The changing timetables can be trying.

The agency said on Tuesday that the changing timetables reflected the belief that if lawmakers in Washington could not reach a deal now, they were unlikely to do so in the future.

Ever since the Turkish invasion and the partition of Cyprus in 1974, the chances of reunification have been bedevilled by the different political timetables and the changing political configurations of the two parts of the island.

Many students will have to adjust to life away from home, combat freshers flu, struggle with changing timetables and find their books at a price that doesn't break the bank.

He said: "He kept cancelling appointments, changing timetables.

Some had been warned about the operation but were not kept up to date with developments about changing timetables and the flight plan of German formations.

TfL estimates the cost of renaming a zone 1 station for a sponsorship deal would cost almost £2m to change the name initially and then an additional £2m to change it back, which included changing posters, timetables, maps, bus and cycle guides.