Sentence examples for schedules of its from inspiring English sources

English football's Premier League strongly opposed a winter tournament given the disruption it would cause to the title run-in and the hole it would create in the schedules of its broadcast partners.

The Premier League is believed to oppose a winter tournament given the disruption it would cause to the title run-in and the hole it would create in the schedules of its broadcast partners.

Hence the organization does not have a complete control over the schedules of its suppliers.

Hewlett-Packard, based in Palo Alto, Calif., has also reined in the travel schedules of its employees.

After previous run-ins with Actors Equityy and conflicts in the schedules of its all-star creative team, the Royal National Theater production is to open on Broadway on March 21.

The production, which was to transfer to Broadway from the Public in the fall, was delayed by the Sept. 11 attacks and has subsequently had problems working out the schedules of its two actors, Jeffrey Wright and Don Cheadle.

Carnival Cruise Line said on Sunday it had changed the schedule of its ships to accommodate tropical weather threats.

And in television they are dependent on ITV changing the scheduling of its services.

The publishing schedule of its flagship Penthouse magazine has fallen behind.

The tradition began in 1977 when Georgia Tech wanted to change the schedule of its annual game against Clemson.

The measures affect the use of the building, e.g., the use of its spaces, and the scheduling of its occupancy.