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Meanings of clear timetable in English

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Usage of clear timetable in English
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The aviation industry needs a very clear timetable with firm dates.
News.com.au
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And there must be a clear timetable for the national introduction.
The Guardian
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A clear timetable and milestones marking the mission's progress would help allay public concerns.
Reuters
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But a clear timetable and targets for this process have not yet been set.
Reuters
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We need a clear timetable. Insurers struck a different tone.
Reuters
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Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said that there is no clear timetable for Smith's return.
Reuters
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The tariffs could go into effect shortly afterward, though there was no clear timetable.
Reuters
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Instead, we need a major international research effort, with a clear goal and a clear timetable.
The Guardian
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Chinese authorities say the plane is a priority, but have no clear timetable for its return.
Independent.ie
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The tariffs could now go into effect at any moment, though there was no clear timetable.
Reuters
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Asked about the negotiations, one of the sources said there was no clear timetable for a deal.
Reuters
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The report said EU states must go beyond verbal support for CMU and back targeted action with a clear timetable.
Reuters
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Mahathir had been under pressure from Anwar's supporters to set a clear timetable for ceding power, but he had refused.
Reuters
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He also wanted to see a clear timetable for the reforms, which the prime minister has not set out so far.
The Guardian
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EU politicians and the Commission must set out a clear timetable for new, improved risk-capital rules known as Solvency II, Bernardino said.
Reuters
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The CBI has called on the government to set out a clear timetable for new measures to boost credit for the economy.
Reuters
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