Sentence examples for timetables for action from inspiring English sources

Campaigners now want to see clear timetables for action.

It covers all stages of the financial cycle and is designed to help you respond appropriately to change, by developing plans and timetables for action.

In the end, other countries were simply worn down by the Americans' refusal to consider real targets and timetables for action, and gave in just to ensure that something would come out of the conference.

Instead, Glennie says, "the conference is in danger of not being remembered at all, as lower-level ministers and bureaucrats argue the toss over the jargon, with no era-defining clarion calls to speak of, and few timetables for action".

He set no timetables for action, but said any deal with Assad would require verification that he keep his word.

In his speech, I want to hear some specific timetables for action: a commitment to pass ENDA in 2009 alongside health care reform, a plan for undoing military discrimination by 2010, an endorsement of the Respect for Marriage Act and a pledge to build congressional support to bring it to his desk this term.

The accord calls for the Brazilian government to cut spending and raise taxes, and sets targets and timetables for actions like reducing public sector debt and selling state-owned companies.

said: "We now need the Government to urgently set out a timetable for action so that consumers can get redress.

In December, the world's nations meet in Copenhagen to set targets and a timetable for action.

"All practical options must remain open to us," he added, but he gave no timetable for action.

He lags behind his own timetable for action, but remains ahead of presidential predecessors who pursued the same objective.