For "Little Stumps: The Deal" she devised what she calls "a timetable of history," a listing of important events that have occurred in this century that will be recited during the action.
"One of our challenges in the dozen days ahead is to find new ways of setting out clearly to people just how the process for further devolution following a no vote would work, how civic society will be engaged, and on what sort of a timetable the new powers will be delivered, whichever of the main parties wins the general election".
In exchange, Iraq is being offered what amounts to a timetable for an expanded and improved version of the oil-for-food agreement (the deal under which Iraq sells a set amount of oil to pay for humanitarian relief and war reparations).
What kind of a timetable did you start out with, and did you meet it?
This, apparently, is the appropriate timetable for responding to what a parliamentary committee calls a "public health emergency".
Saxton expects more details from NORLC by the end of the year, such as what technologies to use, a timetable, and a price tag.
"You get a timetable showing what you'll do today and tomorrow.
Mr Assad's enemies are urging Mr Annan to draw up a timetable for what happens when the regime, as many expect, fails to keep his word.
Allen said the team wasn't given a timetable on what comes next, or how long it would take for a ruling to be issued.
Every day Mike Smith says he'll make a timetable of what's still to do, and every day they seem to fall even further behind.
Western diplomats are reluctant to specify a timetable for what they now consider the inevitable downfall of Mr. Doe, who has ruled Liberia since he seized control in a coup in April 1980.
