Sentence examples similar to under a defined timetable from inspiring English sources

This week, hackers asked volunteers to attack banks according to a defined timetable: Wells Fargo on Tuesday, U.S. Bancorp on Wednesday and PNC on Thursday.

This spatiotemporal axis proposed by this conceptualization greatly improved our understanding of PD by displaying its clinicopathological sequence on a defined timetable.

31 The majority of included studies implement a prescriptive approach to increase activity, following a defined timetable of supervised exercise.

The bank has agreed to implement changes in a "short, defined timetable".

There must be a clearly defined timetable for this country's departure from the single market and customs union.

Work performed on the mechanism of reprogramming using the four factors suggests that although conversion into the pluripotent state is stochastic [ 57, 58], reprogramming itself follows a broadly defined timetable.

"We need to see a much clearer and more defined timetable, known publicly, with strict deadlines and a firm date for publication.

The Bush administration has not defined a timetable or plan for expanding NATO.

Under a timetable set by Shelley, it could take until Dec. 12 to gain state certification for an election.

Lawmakers also are under a tight timetable to agree on a plan to raise the debt limit.

Under a tentative timetable, voting on the reorganization plan will conclude on Nov. 27.