Sentence examples for change the timetable from inspiring English sources
Supranowitz said James did not plan to change the timetable of his knee surgery.
Due to the uncertain and dynamic characteristics of passenger demands, the commonly used method to recover from disturbances in practice is to change the timetable and rolling stock manually based on the experiences and professional judgements.
She said the government would respect a supreme court decision on whether MPs must be given another vote on the issue through an act of parliament, but added that she was determined it would not change the timetable.
But Mr. Barkley, appointed last week to fill the seat of Senator Paul Wellstone, would change the timetable of Senate control if he decided to vote with the Republicans.
Why don't we change the timetable so it doesn't?" But then you'd also think someone at HQ might think to hire a single driver who didn't have Fred West's sideburns, but they never did.
The troops, remnants of a force that invaded the Caribbean island in October, 1983, are scheduled to leave by June 12, and Bush said there are no plans to change the timetable.
While Tuesday's decision has not changed the timetable, Dr Fox said giving the green light to the "initial gate" phase would enable the first submarine to be delivered in 2028, at no additional cost, if ministers ultimately decided to proceed in five years time.
When the airlines changed the timetables to make their on-time percentage go up, people's satisfaction about flying went up.
The exam regulator, Ofqual, declined to change the exam timetable to accommodate Ramadan.
Pupils are only just going back after the summer holidays but some schools in Newport, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have already planned to send children home early or change the school timetable.
