Sentence examples for timetables in order to from inspiring English sources

The nuclear industry has focused on reducing both the time it takes to build plants and the risks that threaten timetables in order to make plants more economical and easily financed.

Meanwhile, young Hassan has to juggle his timetable in order to go on from Buckingham Palace to the bombing of a hospital with a large maternity unit.

Recently, Obama said that if Bush decided to veto a military spending bill on the ground that it included a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq, he, Obama, would support removing the timetable in order to pass the bill.

Its headteacher cared more for culture than the curriculum and thought nothing of interrupting the timetable in order to carry off select pupils to a London play reviewed in the newspaper that morning, or to attend a concert in Cambridge.

The channel had to rearrange the production schedule for its talent show – with agreement from X Factor supremo Simon Cowell – and adjust the evening timetable in order to accommodate the launch.

Even though there are some hopeful signs that world leaders will take actions to reduce emissions, those actions will have to happen on an accelerating timetable in order to avoid 2C of warming.

Even after it became clear that the initial tax increase was having a big negative impact, many figures in the Japanese financial establishment, including Kuroda, argued that the government should stick with this timetable in order to preserve its credibility with the markets.

Clegg said: "The prime minister and I will be making some announcements shortly on how we will use this opportunity of a gap, an unexpected gap in the legislative timetable, in order to push forward things which will help to create growth and jobs in our economy".

"The prime minister and I will be making some announcements shortly on how we will use this opportunity of a gap, an unexpected gap in the legislative timetable, in order to push forward things which will help to create growth and jobs in our economy," Clegg said.

MirHassani (2006) developed a model based on a predefined exam timetable in order to maximize paper spread.

This discussion has been mischaracterized as a take it or leave it ultimatum, rather than a timetable in order to move forward to intensive negotiations.