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Meanings of set a timetable in English

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Usage of set a timetable in English
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McCain said sure, if you want to set a timetable for surrender.
Obama zombies: how the liberal machine brainwashed my generation
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It has promised broad labour reforms, but has not set a timetable.
Reuters
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It has promised broad labor reforms, but has not set a timetable.
Reuters
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The 35-year-old did not set a timetable for presidential elections.
Reuters
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It did not set a timetable for making decisions, such as on facility closings.
Reuters
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On Thursday she refused to set a timetable on when he would be deported.
The Guardian
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It did not set a timetable for making decisions, such as on potential facility closings.
Reuters
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The company said it has not set a timetable for the completion of the potential spin-off.
Reuters
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She promised more independent directors with appropriate skills but did not set a timetable for renewal.
The Guardian
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Nor has Microsoft set a timetable for either a beta of IE9 or the final edition.
Reuters
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The aim of the conference is to set a timetable for transferring security responsibilities to Afghan forces.
Reuters
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Democrats seeking an end to the unpopular Iraq war want Bush to set a timetable for withdrawal.
Reuters
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He also wants Armenia to set a timetable for a withdrawal from Nagorno-Karabakh and surrounding Azeri territories.
Reuters
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Separately, Citic Group said it had not yet set a timetable for an initial public offering, Chang said.
Reuters
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Flint is still pushing water through corroded lead pipes, and no authorities have set a timetable for removal.
Wired
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Mr Justice Nicolas Francis had set a timetable to govern the final period of the little boy's life.
The Irish Times
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