Sentence examples for shift the timetable from inspiring English sources
Instead, they say, it will shift the timetable for collecting those contributions and possibly force more campaign money into independent expenditure committees that can raise and spend unlimited amounts.
At the critical moments of the story – England's climactic defeats in the knockout rounds of European Championships and World Cups – the spectacle has forced schools and businesses to shift their timetables and attracted television audiences of between 20 and 26 million people.
But the timetable could shift.
And in Oslo, the city that was on the verge of declaring a state of emergency after Justin's last visit, his forthcoming concert dates have forced schools to shift their exam timetables to avoid defeat in the scheduling clash.
While this poses challenges for future analysis, this more flexible approach has also made the study more resilient in the face of shifting intervention timetables attributable to various national and local factors.
Initially, Mr. Booker did not expect to run for the Senate until 2014, allowing him another year to help develop the company, but that timetable shifted with the death of the incumbent, Frank R. Lautenberg, on June 3.
Until recently the administration had voiced only approval for the generals' slow and shifting timetables for handing power to civilians.
What is the timetable for change?
The timetable is damning.
