Sentence examples for schedules which are from inspiring English sources

Continental European television has generally been more unbuttoned than the UK and US schedules, which are heavily regulated and, especially in Britain, carefully watched by the rightwing press.

It is also worrisome that Blatter said on Friday that he was going to crack down on expanded Cup and league schedules, which are grinding down the best players in the world.

The only major tournament without a roof is as much a television event as a sporting event yet, perversely, year after year, the schedules, which are overwhelmingly determined by the demands of ESPN and CBS, run to the rhythm of the storms that lash this part of the east coast every August and September.

The procedure consists of creating partial schedules which are always feasible with respect to both precedence and resource constraints.

Airlines usually develop base schedules, which are obtained much time in advance to the day of operations and not accounting for all the related uncertainty.

The whole system is flexible and allows the easy construction and testing of alternative schedules which are pre-conditioned according to requirements specified by the user.

Oasis was left without Internet access, and without access to its patient schedules, which were online.

ITV's Englishman in New York (the title taken from the song that Sting dedicated to Crisp) got rather lost amidst the Christmas TV schedules, which is a pity.

The Pareto solutions have been used as the guideline to find the process schedules, which is validated by suitable experimentation.

Most businesses still use pen and paper or spreadsheets to manage employee work schedules, which is way too old fashioned these days.

As a result, some doctoral students were not included in Work Package budgets or schedules, which was a further cause of difficulties.