Sentence examples for slated to change from inspiring English sources

But that's sort of slated to change early next year.

But that is all slated to change as competition is about to samba into Brazil.

That approach isn't slated to change much.

That all appears to be slated to change over the coming months, with new polls showing dramatic support for marriage equality in the state of Illinois.

He wants to make the loss and damage mechanism a priority for the global deal on climate change slated to be signed in Paris in December 2015.

There's a decent chance that the tax change slated to begin in three years will be scotched.

The proposed rule change, slated to go into effect no less than a month after a public comment ends in July, would be "extremely hazardous to global security," Cardin said in a statement.

The changes, slated to be submitted to cabinet later this month, would reflect a modern approach to state patronage of the arts in line with practice in other countries, a ministry spokesman quoted Culture Minister Ertugrul Gunay as saying.

Despite what senior management is saying from behind their rose-colored glasses, it was a referendum on the company that seems slated to grow unless Chevron changes course.

Now that the Pure Outboard is slated to ship to customers, that may change.

OS is slated to be 5.0.0, but it could change as the year goes on.