Sentence examples similar to modest rescheduling from inspiring English sources
This more modest, rescheduled event aims to raise funds for the station's disaster preparedness.
A limited default, like rescheduling combined with modest write-downs, would make the task more manageable and would have the benefit of appropriately punishing risk-blind lenders and complacent politicians.
Others find rescheduling an alarmingly ingrained habit.
Rescheduling appointments may help.
Or Governor Christie joking about rescheduling Halloween.
"It's a modest step in the right direction so long as it does not distract from the broader objective of ending marijuana prohibition," Ethan Nadelmann, the executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, said of Holder's stance on rescheduling.
Persistent rain on Friday had forced the quarter-final at Old Trafford to be rescheduled and, when play eventually began on Saturday, North Group winners Lancashire set Glamorgan a modest target of 138 to win.
Meetings can be rescheduled.
I rescheduled the appointment.
Mr Taylor put forward instead a modest proposal that has been around for years: borrowing countries should be encouraged to include clauses in bond contracts that make them easier to reschedule.
