timetable

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The arbitration body typically sets a timetable with the parties specifying when they need to present their arguments - and the cases can take years to resolve.

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Bloomberg also reported the trade deal was introduced in the South Korean parliament in November and will undergo a “thorough review,” and that no timetable has been set for its possible passage.

From MarketWatch

The rapid timetable is designed to constrict the amount of time the two parties have to build a campaigning infrastructure in the constituency.

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The tight timetable puts pressure on Burnham to make a quick decision which could make or break his political career.

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The ORR had justified the decision by saying the service had to run empty so its slot could be used as a firebreak - a planned gap in the timetable in case of delays.

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