Sentence examples for common calendar from inspiring English sources
To achieve this, the steering committee has created a new common calendar and weekly newsletter of campus events to publicize complementary activities across campus.
It is no accident that the elegy is the most common genre in the poetry of jihad: poems for fallen warriors (including suicide bombers) are a way of both memorializing significant events and giving the militants a common calendar.
Furthermore, aiming to expand our learning methodology from definition to demonstration, we chose this domain as most users are already familiar with the common calendar GUI with an intuition for its manual manipulation.
The CEN website includes descriptions of elders organizations and a common calendar that lists their courses, retreats, and other events.
A Euro crisis ensued, not over a common currency, but over the lack of a common calendar.
Having a common calendar for the household, and being able to view both work and home commitments, can ensure appointments, pick up/drop off routines, and after-school activities are not forgotten.
The first folder has to be common for all IT employees and can have the information about common calendars, introduction for new workers, role of IT department, database of common vocabulary, related external stakeholders and their contacts (company name, position, addresses and phones).
The St David's Day debate on Welsh Affairs used to be a fixture, since it was first proposed by Megan Lloyd George in 1944, but with the advent of the Backbench Business Committee, in 2010, it was no longer a guaranteed part of the Commons calendar.
The word "days," when not qualified, means in ordinary and common usage calendar days.
Now this A.D. or C.E. (some say common era) calendar leads us all for the very first time to a common, calendrical divide.
For example, in the self-dialysis clinic at the Ryhov Hospital in Sweden, all dialysis patients share a common electronic calendar that allows them to schedule their own treatment sessions.
