Sentence examples for need rescheduling from inspiring English sources

The teams are scheduled to meet again, this time in London, on May 1 but that might need rescheduling if United is still in the Champions League.

Lastly, come whatever, and last minute cancellations for a wide range of reasons add more disruption to the OR planning and the need to rescheduling some surgical cases to other days [ 16, 17].

Find a minimum of 20 minutes for a decent lunch instead––if the meetings cannot wait, work needs rescheduling, not your diet.

Our proposed PowerNap wastes energy for state switching only while both PSM and SleepWell have to account for the energy needed for rescheduling too. Figure 4 a shows that the average power consumption per client in PowerNap is much less compared to the SleepWell and IEEE 802.11 PSM.

The email to council officials said: "You either need to look for suitable alternative living accommodation for me for approx. 4-5 weeks or you will need to reschedule works and work around me…" Her email concluded: "Just a gentle reminder that I am the Lord Mayor, the first citizen, the rightful resident of the Mansion House and I have rights too".

"Maybe we will need to reschedule this rally," Ms. Linder said.

If you do not make this deadline you will need to reschedule the exam for a later date!

If governments get into trouble and need to reschedule their debts or borrow more even while they pay less, official lenders typically oblige.

Re-scheduling interviews is discouraged but if an emergency occurs and you need to reschedule or cancel an interview, you should deal with the school courteously.

So airlines including Delta, American and United are waiving their usual change fees for passengers that need to reschedule trips out of area airports as a result of the rejiggered calendar.

The decision to postpone reforms was blamed on the need to reschedule legal contracts although it also comes as the reforms encounter fierce opposition in the Lords and strong criticism from senior judges and social welfare organisations.