Sentence examples similar to moved-up date from inspiring English sources

However, if the semifinal series finished in six games or fewer, the schedule provided "move-up" dates of May 15 and 16 (Sunday and Monday).

Opponents of the date change said moving up the date could violate federal voter registration laws, along with providing a paperwork burden for state election and motor vehicles officials.

House Republican leaders have been emphatic that they can't move up that date, and White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Friday that the 2020 date to begin the Medicaid expansion phaseout was what President Donald Trump supported.

Gov. Janet Napolitano has moved up the date for the state's 2004 presidential primary, to Feb. 3 from Feb. 24, saying the earlier date would give the state more national exposure.

Then she moved up the date to this December.

He moved up the date of their flight and changed the tickets to one-way.

In that case, some said, Parliament would consider moving up the date of the special session.

Moving up the date would be "logistically tight and quite difficult," he said.

But Michigan and Florida, which had also moved up the date of its primary, were denied waivers.

They moved up the date and held the ceremony at the recreation center.

(Florida already lost half the delegates its population merited for moving up the date).