Sentences with phrase «tight timetable»

On the legal side, the deal was an interesting one — combining a number of complex structural issues with a very tight timetable for delivery.

«It would be concerning if the construction of Budgets was prejudiced by an arbitrarily tight timetable,» he said.

If you live in an area that eases the stress you feel while you shuffle the kids around and try to get things done under tight timetables on a daily basis, you may have it easier than most.

Local party members had been left outraged after Labour announced a remarkably tight timetable in the race for the nomination - with concerns some activists might be unable to attend the showdown meeting.

Despite the fact that it was Saturday and a very tight timetable, nobody was bored.»

And it's starting to look very complex and difficult to resolve in the crushingly tight timetable we have.

«It is», as a leadership contender has said, «an incredibly tight timetable for the new leader and their shadow chancellor to map out a policy that might yet determine how we are viewed for the rest of the parliament.»

Achieving competition clearances in significant cases may call for complex and high profile dialogue with competition regulators within tight timetables.

The Jackson reforms may have created tensions between solicitors and the expert witnesses they instruct, as solicitors come under pressure to meet tight timetables, but chartered building surveyor Rodd Appleyard told delegates at the Bond Solon expert witness conference: «When it comes to expert reports, experts are in charge.»

In practice, the FCA enjoys the «best of both worlds», in that it can pursue competition - focused investigations using extensive data - gathering powers under FSMA without being bound by tight timetables under the Enterprise Act.

Even before the Protocol was adopted, it became clear that it would include strict numerical targets and tight timetables for reducing emissions in the industrialized world, with pernicious economic consequences for the United States.

Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie described the decision to prepare the forecast two weeks before the Budget as an «arbitrarily tight timetable».

We are under a very tight timetable to deliver the roadmap for the way forward in time for the February 13 Meeting in Cape Town South Africa where the 6 - country committee will sit to prepare their recommendations for the next SADC Ministers meeting scheduled for Livingstone in Zambia.

Now local legislatures can make such changes without explanation, and it's up to voters to try to challenge them in lawsuits, and to do so often on an tight timetable, since courts won't want to change voting rules close to an election.

There's also a tight timetable for choosing a successor.

Yet by insisting on such a tight timetable, ministers can't want Wakeham to do justice to his task.

It's a tight timetable, and there's barely any wriggle room.

That means that — as in science but often on a tighter timetable — uncertainty and ambiguity must be tamed.

Even the noisiest alarm clocks and tightest timetables can not tame the natural daily rhythms human bodies obey.

They promised fistfuls of cash to firms willing to work on a tight timetable.

The tight timetable for approval and implementation of the plan may not have left enough time to address teacher concerns — such as the possible loss of pay for some veteran teachers if they had lower evaluation scores.

Untrialled, untested, unevaluated — the tight timetable for these exams foretold disaster.

So you won't have to worry in case if you are on a tight timetable.

So if you're interested in purchasing a condo keep this in the back of your mind, especially if you've got a tight timetable for purchasing.

This four - player kitchen catastrophe simulator sets up some brilliantly simple basics — working together to prepare ingredients, cook basic dishes, and turn them in on a tight timetable — and then mercilessly complicates them with devious kitchen hazards.

Even with a tighter timetable, given all the steps involved in promulgating and implementing such a significant rule, including state - level implementation and likely Supreme Court litigation, at least two consecutive Democratic terms would be necessary to make it effective.

Case management in the High Court in particular is characterised by strict and tight timetables for the conduct of litigation and the disposal of interlocutory steps leading up to substantive hearings.