Sentence examples for transitional timetable from inspiring English sources

The transitional timetable was repeatedly shredded and then revised, until Egyptians were told that they might not get to vote for a new president until 2013.

The generals have repeatedly rearranged the transitional timetables to ensure that the Constitution is written while they remain in power, and they have tried to insert specific provisions to protect their power and immunity.

Last week the Department for Work and Pensions announced transitional arrangements and a new timetable for implementing the LHA changes.

Only the timetable of the transitional period outlined in Vienna is new.

There is not enough time to change the status quo, they say, given the timetable for a new "transitional" Iraqi government to take full sovereignty after June 30.

This study particularly focuses on the timetable optimization problem in the transitional period (from peak to off-peak hours or vice versa) during which train headway changes and passenger travel demand varies significantly.

Those included disarming combatants, integrating more Hutu into the army, developing a timetable for elections and forming a transitional government.

After the formation of a transitional government, he said, there should be a timetable for a transformation where "any Syrian can run the country based on the support of the Syrian people".

What the Taliban have in mind is negotiating a timetable for withdrawal of coalition forces and a new transitional government as steps toward their ultimate goal of retaking Afghanistan.

A timetable has been drawn up for the installation of a transitional government, and eventually for elections.

Under Mr Bremer's timetable, announced in November, barely four months remain before a transitional national assembly is to take shape, and no one agrees on how to choose its delegates.