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Meanings of timetable in English

Register of the public transport links and the times of arrivals and departures.

Usage of timetable in English
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Here are three other ways to check train timetable information in Europe.
The Guardian
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A timetable for the case is expected to be agreed this week.
The Guardian
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The share purchase deal is on a longer post-summer timetable, bankers said.
Reuters
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Discussions continue to focus on a timetable and sequence for discussing issues.
The Irish Times
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McCain said sure, if you want to set a timetable for surrender.
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And given the timetable for delivery, I'm betting they'll respond right away.
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But he said Labour was opposed to a referendum on Cameron's timetable.
The Guardian
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But he said that economic conditions and convergence would drive the timetable.
The Irish Times
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There is no timetable for the appeals court to issue a decision.
The Guardian
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Chicago coach Fred Hoiberg said there was no timetable for Carter-Williams' return.
Reuters
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Iarnrod Eireann said a full Sunday timetable operated yesterday despite Saturday's fire.
The Irish Times
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The minutes record that some members expressed misgivings about the Thomson timetable.
The Guardian
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No firm commitment or timetable has yet emerged for the export plan.
Reuters
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The timetable will be set out at the start of the process.
Reuters
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No timetable has been set for when he will return to action.
Reuters
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Well, Doctor, you clearly have a timetable for revealing what you know.
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