Príklady reschedule

• The actual duration of rescheduling the 60 tasks was approximately 23 s, which is 3 s greater than estimated.

• Table 13 shows that convergence to the optimum solution with respect to concurrent rescheduling 0 task completion is reached after four iterations.

• Rescheduled amounts totalled £4,819.1 million and unrescheduled amounts £1,902.2 million.

• A total of 184 interviewees were represented by solicitors or other advisers at the time the interview was rescheduled.

• Given that the vote has already been rescheduled three times, it is now, in my view, too late.

• The police have rescheduled court escort arrangements to avoid, whenever possible, times when schoolchildren might be on the local streets.

• The continued withdrawal of the remaining land is not expected to have any lasting effect because military exercises have been rescheduled to take place elsewhere.

• My fourth point concerns rescheduling of debt, which is a common problem throughout the world these days.

• I was encouraged by the trust's own candid assessment that its performance had not been adequate in terms of cancelling and rescheduling operations.

• The argument now is about rescheduling existing loans.

• I am against rescheduling these debts in the back parlours of banks with the minimum possible publicity.

• I expect the meeting to be rescheduled for a mutually convenient date in the near future.

• Until then, channel tunnel trains have been rescheduled to avoid the night hours, and freightliner traffic is now using the adjacent terminal.

• A question mark hangs over whether some of the debts of the very poorest countries, however frequently they are rescheduled, will ever be repaid.

• The theatres were, however, used to full capacity by rescheduling operations.