Sentence examples for considering rescheduling from inspiring English sources

The league was reluctantly considering rescheduling the semifinals to Tuesday night and moving the championship game to Wednesday from Tuesday.

Turkish side Galatasaray are considering rescheduling a forthcoming home league game in order to avoid damaging the pitch ahead of the second leg of the Champions League quarter final against Real Madrid on 9 April.

A few days ago, Republicans were considering rescheduling the election, which Governor Kay Ivey could do under state law.

Despite the bad luck, Ms. Braslow said she did not consider rescheduling this year's event.

Mr. Holman said the band might have considered rescheduling its residency to February or April, but "that answered that question".

They might have considered rescheduling some version of Friday's lineup for Monday, though touring schedules, of course, are knotty at this time of year.

Still, Governor McGreevey may have to consider rescheduling property tax rebates or hiking the gasoline tax, which is one of the lowest in the country.

"Service will be limited for the next few days, so those whose travel is not urgent should consider rescheduling their dates at no cost".

"The EFL board has today announced that they will cease discussions on the whole game solution with immediate effect after the Football Association informed them they were no longer prepared to consider rescheduling FA Cup fixtures into midweek slots," read the statement.

Visitors who are sensitive to smoke should consider rescheduling their hike to Half Dome or their visit to Yosemite National Park".

The Department of Education has the flexibility to add another day or two to the academic calendar once in a while, Ali argues, noting that officials had considered rescheduling the first day of school this year due to the early Rosh Hashana observance.