Sentence examples for scheduling matters from inspiring English sources

One day, too, the players' union will have more of a say on scheduling matters than they do currently.

Trial judges are vested with the discretion to resolve scheduling matters and to control their own docket.

Pros: An ex-Granada man and This Morning producer who rose to become managing director of LWT, so he is well versed in ITV programming and scheduling matters.

Jackson originally set the Wednesday hearing to discuss scheduling matters as the case enters the phase of preparing for trial after prosecutors turned over some 640,000 records.

McCain should simply say that for the last week of the campaign, no staff member is authorized to speak to the media about anything beyond logistical and scheduling matters.

Since the Justice Department filed suit against Microsoft in May, the Government has not held a news conference relating to the case, nor has it issued a news release, except those about scheduling matters.

Charles P. Diamond, who represents Ted Costa, an author of the recall effort, said the question of a delay was "not simply a scheduling matter".

Trump aides pointed to his deliberation over what was a banal scheduling matter as an example of the Bannon-Priebus axis prevailing, as it has on many policy fronts — from national security to the budget to climate.

Officials said they still have not been able to sort out whether the postponement of the vote in Moscow was purely a scheduling matter or a decision by Mr. Gorbachev to avoid an embarrassing situation.

"I think if John [Podesta] is getting involved in this scheduling matter, he must feel strongly.

"What the emails make clear is there was urgency to make a decision on a scheduling matter," Carney told a group of reporters on Air Force One.