Sentence examples similar to working to a strict timetable from inspiring English sources

While Mr Bloom conceded that his role was "not a precise science" he maintained he was working to a timetable.

The convention should work to a speedier timetable.

It is unfair because dictators do not work to a diplomatic timetable.

Until this week Varoufakis has worked to a longer timetable than the one set out by the eurogroup of finance ministers.

Second, the Olympic regeneration programme has worked to a fixed timetable.

And unlike chartered jets, which take off at the team's wishes, the railroad adhered to a strict timetable.

Salerno says this literary treasure will be poured out between now and 2020, according to a strict timetable laid out by Salinger.

If children are removed because they have suffered or are at risk of significant harm in their parents' care then this needs to be subject to a strict timetable and judicial oversight, which is what care proceedings provide.

Each year, I clear my diary for June and plan my time carefully to ensure that I can mark to a strict timetable, giving the papers my highest level of focus.

Cover was instead provided by aircraft carriers of the United States Pacific Fleet, but this meant that the operation had to adhere to a strict timetable.

Homeschoolers do not have to adhere to a strict timetable as every discussion, activity and reading lesson in itself becomes something which will encourage your child and teach.