Sentence examples for shifting the date from inspiring English sources

Merely shifting the date a few months later could be done more easily by passing a state law.

How could it after the Football Association has had to pay compensation to the Football League once already after shifting the date of its Wembley showpiece in favour of Uefa's Champions League final?

But other Government specialists say shifting the date forward would show that the Administration is prepared to take a firm stand on important arms control issues and would increase its bargaining leverage.

According to Sean O'Flaherty, McIlroy's manager, the crucial pieces that had to fall into place centered on shifting the date of the tournament, moving to a links course and improving the purse.

Now Goldman has buckled to pressure after it emerged it was considering shifting the date that it was to pay some bonuses to take advantage of an expected drop in the top rate of income tax to 45 percent from 50 percent.

Current methods for controlling MRDD include pesticides, shifting the date(s) when seeds are planted (i.e., based on projected insect populations), and improving field management [ 9].

Collins was referring to Blatter's recent comments, made in an interview with the Web site Inside World Football, in which he said that those who did not support shifting the dates of Qatar's World Cup to cooler months were essentially saying that a World Cup could never be held in the Southern Hemisphere.

Inspired by the councils, Di Natale said his party would move to shift the date permanently.

Every time another state shifts the date of its primary or caucuses, Joe Lenski rechecks his Old Farmer's Almanac.

In 2017 another evaluation based on OSL shifted the date for first occupation even earlier, to between 65,000 and 80,000 years ago.

After first alleging that Mr. Anwar had sodomized the chauffeur, Azizan Abu Bakar, "one night in the month of May 1994," the prosecutors shifted the date to 1992.