1.   All parties in Crown Court matters should be subject to tight timetables and wasted costs orders, including judges and listing officers.

2.   It is important to remember that there is a tight timetable for the introduction of the new tax.

3.   The committees had to work to a very tight timetable.

4.   But some schools, nudged in part by women trying to do it all, have eased the tight timetables.

5.   Clinton was on a tight timetable Tuesday, and she and her new colleagues frequently fell behind schedule.

6.   Congress will be under a tight timetable to make a decision.

7.   For Dole, it assured an easy victory on an important bill and helped him toward getting the Senate back on a tight timetable.

8.   She said the case was too complex to resolve on such a tight timetable without interfering with the primary.

9.   Members of the U.N. delegation said Annan had not left in a huff, but was trying to stick to a tight timetable.

10.   That places the union and Boeing on a tight timetable to reach an agreement.