Sentence examples for final calendar from inspiring English sources

The final calendar for primaries is not yet set.

Not until the final calendar, in September 2009, was it included.

"At the end of the day, the D.N.C. and the various states will set the final calendar and all Senator Bayh can do is compete in the contests as they come — and that includes New Hampshire".

Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One promoter, then said to the Press Association in England that he had given the two parties three weeks to resolve the problem before the final calendar of events is decided in early December.

In the final calendar period of 2013, the company introduced new Surface models, and saw shortages of the product.

Bahrain is likely to be the third event of the season on 6 April, when the final calendar is announced next week.

In the final model calendar year, HIV-status, nationality, and number of lifetime sexual partners remained independent predictors for HSV-1 infection (Table  2).

We also found a nearly 50% decline in the rate of ART initiation for patients who presented in the final quartile of calendar time (from February to Mary 2010) as compared to the first quartile (April to mid-June, 2009) that translates into a decrease in the 90 day cumulative incidence of ART initiation from 71% to 47% or an absolute difference of 24%.

Among active players, only Federer has made it to four Grand Slam finals in a calendar year — Williams's loss to Vinci, in the semifinals, kept her from accomplishing that for the first time.

The international Rugby Players Associationn highlighted "major concerns" about players' workload and travel after initial reports about the Nations Championship schedule emerged, and Gosper says World Rugby have responded to that in part by removing a semi-final from the calendar.

Hopefully this kind of approach will give me longevity and I can have many more years to come and many more opportunities to fight for these trophies". Djokovic is just the third man in the Open Era, which began in 1968, to reach all four Grand Slam finals in a calendar year, after Rod Laver in 1969 and Roger Federer in 2006, 2007 and 2009.