Sentence examples for Proposed calendar from inspiring English sources

Other faculty members voiced strong support for the proposed calendar.

Under the proposed calendar, classes would start on the Tuesday after Labor Day or the Wednesday preceding the holiday.

Aspects of the perpetual calendar can be found in the Jewish calendar and the Julian calendar, and some form of it has appeared in proposed calendar reforms.

The law, which grants the secretary of state greater flexibility in determining when candidates can file papers to run in a primary, is a response to changes in the Democratic National Committee's proposed calendar for 2008.

WorldViews recently conducted an interview over email with Hanke and Henry in which they explained why time zones had to go, why Universal Time was a better system, and why the time has also come for their proposed calendar reform.

"There's only one super combined left on the proposed calendar for next year — Wengen," Gunther Hujara, the men's race director for the sport's world governing body, known as FIS, said about next season's competition in Switzerland.

Mr. Disch proposed a calendar with a famous self-annihilation (like Sylvia Plath's on Feb. 11) commemorated each day of the year.

If district-council elections were held on yet another separate cycle (as is proposed), the calendar would become more crowded still.

The 19th-century French philosopher Auguste Comte, for example, proposed a calendar of 13 months of 28 days each, with an extra day (Year Day) inserted between December 28 and January 1 each year and with an additional leap-year day periodically.

The decision came after a travel warning was not withdrawn by the Spanish government in time to meet the proposed 2013 calendar deadline.

Ecker et al. [28] have proposed a calendar lifetime prediction model describing the degradation of the battery C ref over time.