Sentence examples for ability to schedule from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that this approach has the ability to schedule activities within real situations.

Coping mechanisms were comprised of relationships, exercise, time management, and the ability to schedule "down time".

Those smaller changes include the reduced ability to schedule vacation in advance, inability to leave the building during meal breaks and even the dress codes.

(A beta version is online, but several features, including the ability to schedule a showing with the brokers, have yet to be completed).

Faculty (FAS, GSAS, Divinity, and Law) and Yale College students will have the ability to schedule an appointment at the CTL.

But 26percentt of undergraduates and 13percentt of graduate students said they are dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with the ability to schedule appointments without long delays.

Damian Green, a former home office minister, told the Guardian that attempts to influence the BBC's ability to schedule its own programmes or to stuff its board with government appointees would be opposed by several Conservative MPs.

"The ability to schedule a delivery when you know you're going to be home becomes a real asset," said Ross Stevens, the chief executive of Urbanfetch, which is based in New York.

TiVo boasts other features that keep it ahead of cable, including the ability to schedule a recording at home over the Internet from, say, your computer at work, or to record videos automatically from Web-based channels.

"So far we have managed well around it, but if our ability to schedule crews declines further, it could have an impact," said Thomas J. Slocum, Delta's senior vice president for communications.

But the story could nonetheless become a rallying cry for the progressive base and underscore the immense political value for liberals that could come with seizing the lower chamber, including subpoena power and the ability to schedule oversight hearings.