Sentence examples for chaotic calendar from inspiring English sources
The Republican National Committee, which is trying to bring order to the chaotic calendar of the party's nominating contest, has offered to hold a presidential debate in Arizona in exchange for the governor agreeing not to move the state's primary, which is scheduled for Feb. 28.
Down the hall and at the other end of the spectrum, Margaret McManus grants asylum at the highest rate in the country — 90percentt — but at the price of what Kevin Kerr, president of the clerks' and interpreters' union local, complains is a chaotic calendar with 931 pending cases.
Fall is in full swing and for many mompreneurs -- the season brings joy, sadness, chaotic calendar days and the return of structured time as our children have returned to school.
The Nevada Republican Party decided on Saturday to push back the date of its presidential caucuses to Feb. 4, a move that brings a sense of order to an otherwise chaotic primary calendar and keeps New Hampshire from scheduling its voting before the New Year.
Organisation is chaotic, the domestic calendar a disgrace - it is clogged up with outdated competitions and meaningless games, so many that it cannot stop for dates allocated for international fixtures.
They include proposals to change the extended and often chaotic presidential-election calendar, limit the influence of special-interest political-action committees and require public disclosure of all campaign financing.
With a little more than two months remaining before the nominating contest begins, the Republican and Democratic presidential primary calendar remains chaotic and uncertain as states have sought to change their dates to compete with the attention lavished on Iowa and New Hampshire.
The yard needs more "sweat and tears," our home demands new projects, our calendar seems ever chaotic.
Another dynamic in the calendar fight has made this round of behind-the-scenes competition among states even more chaotic.
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