Sentence examples for timetables needed from inspiring English sources

Many respondents suggested public transport routes and timetables needed to be better aligned to hospital services and visiting times.

An 8am to 2pm timetable needed topping up with an hour or two of self-disciplined (and often self-set – tell that to a 14-year-old boy) afternoon study.

In response, Mr Cameron said it was "utterly pathetic" for Mr Miliband to instruct his MPs to vote in favour of reform, but against the timetable needed to facilitate this.

President Obama is on a political timetable, needing to assure a restless public and his political base that a withdrawal is on track to begin by the deadline he set of next summer and that he can show measurable success before the next election cycle.

Users can speak into their watch to search with Google or dictate messages, while Google Now presents information including aeroplane boarding cards or bus stop timetables when needed.

A "concrete timetable" is needed for extending the HS2 high-speed rail network to Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Scottish government has urged.

Besides, it was pointed out, there are already plenty of international targets and timetables; what is needed is stronger institutions to run and police them.

The experimental subjects were all young men, and different molecular timetables are likely needed for women and for people of different ages.

However, he said, the timetable would need to be worked out.

First, instead of a timetable, negotiators need to leave the process open-ended.

To meet that timetable, rehearsals need to start by about July 2004, Mr. Mackintosh said.