Sentence examples for revised calendar from inspiring English sources

Details of the prospective revised calendar are here.

Thus, Pope Gregory XIII introduced a revised calendar in 1582.

It is not yet clear how much support the idea for a revised calendar would have among owners and players.

A revised calendar would give the N.F.L. headline-making events in almost every month of the year, despite its having the longest off-season of the major sports leagues.

And the revised calendar would still include between six and seven weeks of vacation time in the summer.

Follow-up of the works of the 3rd 2012 Working Group on "Civil society and its role in a modern state" Approval of a revised calendar of activities for 2013, including Working Groups' themes.

Ms. Dambier spent the greater part of Labor Day assigning volunteers to task forces and revising calendars for the final stretch of the campaign.

The Indian National Calendar and the Revised Bangla Calendar of Bangladesh arrange their leap years so that the leap day is always close to February 29 in the Gregorian calendar.

Some Eastern Orthodox churches continue to use the Julian calendar for determining fixed liturgical dates; others have used the Revised Julian calendar, which closely resembles the Gregorian calendar, since 1923 for such dates.

The Christian calendar used today only began in 1582, when Pope Gregory XIII revised the calendar created under Julius Caesar in 46 B.C.

The country has been out of step in this respect since 1582: while the rest of the Christian world changed to the revised Gregorian calendar, Ethiopia stuck to the Julian.