Sentence examples for timetables which from inspiring English sources

Chief among these are targets and timetables, which are key determinants of the treaty's economic cost.

(They also demanded uniform timetables, which brought about, for the first time in British history, a uniform time throughout the country).

The fact that there are timetables, which are very important in a presidential election -- we are today smack up against a very important deadline, and we're in a process where JUSTICE SOUTER.

The withdrawal timetables, which Bush administration officials called "aspirational goals" rather than fixed dates, are contained in the draft of an agreement that still must be approved by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki and other Iraqi leaders before it goes before Iraq's fractious Parliament.

The time-dependent travel time assigned to arcs is determined according to timetables, which is particularly assigned to infinity when transit service is unavailable between two stops.

The percentages of services stopping at specific platforms can be obtained by the station timetables which indicate the planned platform for each train.

This year sees the introduction of a new timetable, which radically disturbs the traditional arrangement for examinations.

The Bush administration timetable, which has some wiggle room, is 2011.

Southern trains has also ammended its timetable, which can be found here.

The current system is built on an outdated timetable which assumes paper-based returns.

"The army is determined to hold this referendum on a timetable which practically everyone except the Muslim Brotherhood opposes".