1.   Another is that a designer can set a schedule for tackling projects in the right order.

2.   -- Creating calendar conflicts so that it eventually takes a judge, at significant cost to clients, to set a schedule.

3.   A federal bankruptcy court yesterday set a schedule for the bidding process.

4.   A new ecumenical council could set a schedule for councils to be held regularly, Quinn said.

5.   After the government reopens, a new release schedule will be set, the department said.

6.   After that the appeals court will set a schedule.

7.   But as I said above, the company does have the right to set vacation schedules.

8.   But Zweibel was disappointed to learn that the Seattle Rep, one of his prime prospects, had already set its schedule for next season.

9.   Five of the companies have already set tentative schedules.

10.   He has not set a schedule for dispersing his fortune.