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- verb Present participle of
schedule . - noun uncountable A
function in many aspects ofindustry ,commerce andcomputing in whichevents are timed to take place at the most opportune time - noun countable The
time at which a particular event is scheduled
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- noun setting an order and time for planned events
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Examples
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Am planning a trip in mid June - I teach English as a Second Language and the scheduling is a problem.
Aguascalientas 2004
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Ms. McClung debated Mr. Grijalva once but then backed out of a second debate last week because of what she called a scheduling conflict.
NYT > Home Page By MARC LACEY 2010
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That minute level of scheduling is an individual thing.
Kristine Kathryn Rusch » Freelancer’s Survival Guide: Schedules And How To Keep Them 2010
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He himself reduces the scheduling issue to this: [T] he city's position on scheduling is to make sure that everyone does a full day's work for a full day's pay.
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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That minute level of scheduling is an individual thing.
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The blog tour coordinator (or the freelance publicist or online marketing company) only gets paid for being the liaison between the publishing house and the blogger — for doing the “party planning” that is involved in scheduling the blog tour.
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Trips to another city that required long-term scheduling.
David Wygant: Can Technology Cause Divorce? David Wygant 2011
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The blog tour coordinator (or the freelance publicist or online marketing company) only gets paid for being the liaison between the publishing house and the blogger — for doing the “party planning” that is involved in scheduling the blog tour.
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Trips to another city that required long-term scheduling.
David Wygant: Can Technology Cause Divorce? David Wygant 2011
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The blog tour coordinator (or the freelance publicist or online marketing company) only gets paid for being the liaison between the publishing house and the blogger — for doing the “party planning” that is involved in scheduling the blog tour.
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