Sentence examples for whether to reschedule from inspiring English sources

A baseball spokesman, Matthew Gould, said there had been no decision on whether to reschedule them.

Dr. Barnes said school officials had deferred to the family about whether to reschedule the game Friday against Madison High School.

No ordered deployments have been delayed, Pentagon and military officials said, and no exercises have been postponed, but they said they were awaiting the final resolution before deciding whether to reschedule deployments.

The Emmy show had already been postponed once, from Sept. 16, by the terrorist attacks; the academy is expected to determine this week whether to reschedule or cancel the ceremony.

In September, the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association had to intervene after two coaches -- in Avon and Fairfield -- could not agree on whether to reschedule a game scheduled during Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, when several Jewish players from Avon could not play.

The Associated Press reported in May that in the event of a storm, it will be up to Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) to decide whether to reschedule the convention.

Whether the D.E.A. decides to reschedule or not, the incoming president is going to have a big influence on federal marijuana policy for the next four years.

In a statement on their website the band expressed "extreme disappointment" and said  they are looking at whether it will be possible to reschedule the show within the next few days.

Leaders in the Senate signaled that they had no plan to reschedule their vote on whether to suspend Ms. Rousseff on Wednesday.

The governing International Automobile Federation FIAA) said last month that it had asked Bahrain "to communicate by May 1st at the latest" whether it would be in a position to reschedule the race.

EU ministers must decide whether to approve a "soft restructuring" of its debt, by allowing it to reschedule some repayments.