Sentence examples for change in the date from inspiring English sources
The Mets-Yankees situation was also caused by a change in the date of the All-Star Game, which is normally the second Tuesday in July.
In "The Prime Minister and the President," James Manor recounted: "Prasad enraged Nehru by suggesting a change in the date of Republic Day … because it was astrologically inauspicious.
Officials said those at Saturday's talks had discussed a delay but found legal obstacles prevented any change in the date for the referendum.
Results are reported in panels A, B of Figure 3, where application of the interventions is shown to reduce the probability values right after the peak of the distribution, with almost no change in the date of the peak.
The change in the dates means the event will be extended by one day.
In particular, the judge said the change in the record date was justified because of the turnover of almost 25 percent of Dell's shares after the old date was set, and because of the numerous revised proposals made by Mr. Icahn himself, which also affected the composition of the shareholder base.
Thankfully, he wasn't deploying to Iraq, but the planned invasion had forced changes in the dates for many of the Army's other deployments, including his to South America.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican nominee, tried for several weeks to circumvent the bipartisan commission that has run the debates for a dozen years, hoping to effect radical changes in the dates, the number and the format of the series.
Suggested limitations to the value of GSV include sudden changes in the dates at which adjacent images are taken, and restrictions to what can be seen imposed by the resolution or viewpoint of imagery (Rousselet et al. 2013; Less et al. 2015).
Any change in the record date is likely to lead to litigation as shareholders accuse Mr. Dell of tying to manipulate the shareholder mix to influence the buyout.
