Sentence examples for work out a timetable from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have to work out a timetable".

"Our presidency, along with the US, the Russian Federation and the UN, will work to support the road map so that we can work out a timetable and the means for the launching of an international peace conference," he said.

Now with more flexibility in his schedule and the blessing of his show's producers, Fox managed to work out a timetable in which he could give enough time and commitment to both.

The Bush administration has said that if the cease-fire holds, U.S. special envoy William Burns will try to work out a timetable with the two sides for implementing the Mitchell panel's recommendations.

The judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein of United States District Court in Manhattan, worked out a timetable with the lawyers so that the settlement terms, which call for payments of at least $625 million, become final within the next two weeks.

After our visit, we wrote a letter to the local administration and it helped Aisha-apa get financial assistance," Askat and Aisha-apa reconsidered his household chores, and they worked out a timetable that did not interfere with his studies.

If you have worked out a timetable for studying, ask them to look over it.

If you're considering working and studying at the same time, can you work out a rough timetable to see how you will manage this?

Gardening is seasonal, so you will need to work out a basic planting timetable.

We also worked out a realistic timetable of my day to day schedule and needs.

The administration has worked out a rough timetable for 2006, with estimates that a new government will not be formed until late January or February -- at the earliest.