Sentence examples for schedule to avoid from inspiring English sources

But, like NBC, TNT may remove Mr. Thompson's episodes from its rerun schedule to avoid complaints.

"Some companies do not want this kind of exposure and may eat the million or set up a payment schedule to avoid the headline," Mr. Karson said.

Mr. Brucker said the railroad spent a portion of Wednesday on a weekend schedule to avoid exposing trains to the snow left by last week's storm.

Throughout the week, aides continued to hold out the option of changing the schedule to avoid looking indifferent to the suffering of those in the storm's path.

But he was forced to change that schedule to avoid the perception that with Britain in the grip of its worst-ever epidemic of foot and mouth disease, he was placing his political calculations ahead of a national crisis.

We had planned our trek close to the end of the monsoon (which didn't seem to be ending quite on schedule) to avoid later snows, but in the mountains weather is always chancy.

It will be up to the climbers themselves to coordinate their schedules to avoid overcrowding.

As part of its bid, the golf federation said the sport's leading organizations would adjust their schedules to avoid conflicts during the Games.

He says taxi drivers don't need to be tipped, that quieter business hotels are to be found inland away from holidaying families, and that business trips should be scheduled to avoid Jewish holidays, even the minor ones.

It is impossible, surveying the television schedules, to avoid the conclusion that a significant portion of national evening time has been colonised by a new boss-class of women.

The report calls on the airlines to rework their schedules to avoid bottlenecks and urges the Port Authority and the airlines to improve communications with passengers about flight delays and get them off planes stuck on tarmacs.