Sentence examples for alter schedule from inspiring English sources

B10 NATIONAL A16-25 G.O.Planlan to Alter Schedule of Primary Voting A high-level Republican committee proposed a new presidential nominating system intended to build suspense and interest from March through June, with smaller states voting first and larger states casting the decisive final votes.

Re "G.O.P. Panel Seeks to Alter Schedule of Primary Voting" (front page, May 3): The picture on your front page of an empty polling place in Washington, D.C., on the day of its primary and reports of low turnout there and elsewhere made me think that perhaps the number of delegates from each state should be proportional to the number of actual voters.

So far these risks have yet to alter schedules at the White House.

Baylor is one of several Texas universities that had to alter schedules this weekend.

Airlines seem to have the ability to alter schedules without compensating the passenger for consequential losses.

Airlines have been forced to cancel flights, alter schedules and arrange "air-bridges" between Maiquetía and Valencia, two hours west of the capital by road.

The ability to change the temperature and alter schedules from a smartphone or tablet is also great – the app is available for Android or iOS and is easy to use, well designed, and has smartwatch support for changing the temperature from your wrist.

Not only are web sites solid promotional tools for instance, 6.5 million people visited the NFL's official site during halftime of the last Super Bowl they can also let networks keep track of what viewers want up-to-the-minute, which gives them the flexibility to alter scheduling and enhance brand loyalty.

The altered schedule might also eventually accommodate another idea the N.F.L. has toyed with in recent years — pushing the Super Bowl into mid- or late February, perhaps around Presidents' Day weekend.

In addition to the altered schedule of follow-up, the following specific components of the intervention are designed to support the model of shared care: Structured systematic communication, using an SCP.

[For more information about the health effects of too much artificial light, see "Missing the Dark: Health Effects of Light Pollution," EHP 117 A20 A27 (2009).] Epidemiologic studies suggest that lack of sleep or sleeping on an altered schedule is an independent risk factor for gaining weight.