Sentence examples for timetables that from inspiring English sources

Recessions, as the term came to be used, implied timetables that mark their expected end.

Compared with them, the mobilization timetables that locked the general staffs of Europe into an inexorable march toward disaster in 1914 were models of flexibility and restraint.

The Millennium Goals, through their focus and comprehensiveness, offer the targets and timetables that foster the accountability Mr. Easterly rightly calls for, and the vision that inspires action.

The demand for a transitional deal has arisen because there is a severe mismatch between the two timetables that will apply when the government negotiates Brexit.

Donor countries need to honour aid targets and commit to timetables that show how and when they are going to meet their ODA targets.

Dr. Harold Varmus, president of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, warns against setting strict timetables that would create "false expectations".

Business school provided a framework and timetable that helped me focus my ideas.

That resignation set in place a timetable that expires at midnight Saturday.

In a timetable that allowed him almost no time to himself, he had one personal ritual.

Merkel's Monday deadline reflected the tight timetable that has now been imposed on Greece.

He added: "We have set down a timetable that is absolutely clear.